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... amount can arbitrarily be taken as the solvent . Several concentration scales are designed to indicate primarily the amount of solute present in a solution . On one type of scale it is a given volume of solution for which the amount of ...
... amount can arbitrarily be taken as the solvent . Several concentration scales are designed to indicate primarily the amount of solute present in a solution . On one type of scale it is a given volume of solution for which the amount of ...
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... amount of layer of composition E to the amount of layer of com- position F is equal to the ratio of the distance DF to the distance DE . Any horizontal line drawn from one limb of the curve to the other is a tie line , for it joins ...
... amount of layer of composition E to the amount of layer of com- position F is equal to the ratio of the distance DF to the distance DE . Any horizontal line drawn from one limb of the curve to the other is a tie line , for it joins ...
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... amount of adsorption at a surface depends upon the amount by which the surface tension changes with increased concentration of the adsorbed material . A generally applicable quantitative expres- sion is the Gibbs equation , mol Γ = cm2 ...
... amount of adsorption at a surface depends upon the amount by which the surface tension changes with increased concentration of the adsorbed material . A generally applicable quantitative expres- sion is the Gibbs equation , mol Γ = cm2 ...
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