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... charge on that ion type , and the results are added together and divided by 2 : μ = == Σ c , Z2 ( 5-4 ) According to ... charge of Ze , where is the charge of one electron and Z , is the " valence ” of the ion . If this ion is viewed ...
... charge on that ion type , and the results are added together and divided by 2 : μ = == Σ c , Z2 ( 5-4 ) According to ... charge of Ze , where is the charge of one electron and Z , is the " valence ” of the ion . If this ion is viewed ...
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... charge tends to move from a place of more positive potential to one of less positive potential . The electric field at a point , describing the force on a unit positive charge placed there , is the gradient or derivative of the ...
... charge tends to move from a place of more positive potential to one of less positive potential . The electric field at a point , describing the force on a unit positive charge placed there , is the gradient or derivative of the ...
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... charge states . The numbers of dif- ferent forms corresponding to the several total charge states are given by the coefficients of the binomial expansion , from unity for the most positive possible form , through a maximum at the point ...
... charge states . The numbers of dif- ferent forms corresponding to the several total charge states are given by the coefficients of the binomial expansion , from unity for the most positive possible form , through a maximum at the point ...
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