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... constant , Tis the temperature ( K ) and A is a constant . This may be rewritten as е rate = A 4 expt RoT where is the activation energy per kilomole , and R。 is the universal gas constant ( 8.314 kilojoule / kilomole K ) . For many ...
... constant , Tis the temperature ( K ) and A is a constant . This may be rewritten as е rate = A 4 expt RoT where is the activation energy per kilomole , and R。 is the universal gas constant ( 8.314 kilojoule / kilomole K ) . For many ...
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... constant , Kc is not a true constant but varies with temperature . An increase in temperature will favour the reaction which absorbs energy . If , instead of molar concentrations , partial pressures of reactants and reaction products ...
... constant , Kc is not a true constant but varies with temperature . An increase in temperature will favour the reaction which absorbs energy . If , instead of molar concentrations , partial pressures of reactants and reaction products ...
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... constant of the material . For direct stresses acting in tension or compression : = direct stress ( 0 ) E ( a constant for the material ) direct strain ( e ) Strain , being the ratio of change in dimension to original dimension , has no ...
... constant of the material . For direct stresses acting in tension or compression : = direct stress ( 0 ) E ( a constant for the material ) direct strain ( e ) Strain , being the ratio of change in dimension to original dimension , has no ...
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Constitution | 6 |
Bonding between atoms | 16 |
Chemical reactions and reactivity | 25 |
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