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... concentration . - This frequently used Li method is believed to be accurate to ± 20 % on an absolute basis and + 5 % on a relative scale ( Phillips and Sugden , 1960 ) . Much of this error could be eliminated if the dissociation energy ...
... concentration . - This frequently used Li method is believed to be accurate to ± 20 % on an absolute basis and + 5 % on a relative scale ( Phillips and Sugden , 1960 ) . Much of this error could be eliminated if the dissociation energy ...
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... concentration versus time above the reaction . zone in H2 - O - N2 flames , containing metal additives , are given in Fig . 5.15 . The maximum concentration of positive ions , i.e. , ~ 109 ions cm3 , is about a factor of 104 lower than ...
... concentration versus time above the reaction . zone in H2 - O - N2 flames , containing metal additives , are given in Fig . 5.15 . The maximum concentration of positive ions , i.e. , ~ 109 ions cm3 , is about a factor of 104 lower than ...
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... concentration in the reaction zone , namely about 3 X 10-2 atm . It follows from this , and the likely balanced character of the above reaction , that the concentration ratio of KOH to K is only about 0.006 in this particular flame ...
... concentration in the reaction zone , namely about 3 X 10-2 atm . It follows from this , and the likely balanced character of the above reaction , that the concentration ratio of KOH to K is only about 0.006 in this particular flame ...
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Appendix Major Literature Sources for High Temperature Chemistry | 36 |
GraphiteGas Reactions | 59 |
Appendix Some Additional Recent Literature on High Temperature GasSolid | 89 |
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