Abstract
Self-consistent calculations of partial pair distribution functions and thermodynamic properties are presented for molten RbCl in a nonpolarisable-ion model and compared with computer simulation data. The theory, which is quantitatively very successful, hinges on an empirical evaluation of bridge diagrams including both excluded-volume effects and long-range Coulomb effects.
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