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... CORRESPONDING STATES In considering further the behavior of a real gas as distinguished from that of an ideal gas , it is profitable to extend the examination of ... CORRESPONDING STATES 27 21 1-7 Continuity of States; Corresponding States.
... CORRESPONDING STATES In considering further the behavior of a real gas as distinguished from that of an ideal gas , it is profitable to extend the examination of ... CORRESPONDING STATES 27 21 1-7 Continuity of States; Corresponding States.
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... corresponding to the composi- tions of the coexisting phases . A solution of composition corresponding to 60 mole percent toluene can be increased in temperature until point e is reached . At this temperature , it begins to boil , with ...
... corresponding to the composi- tions of the coexisting phases . A solution of composition corresponding to 60 mole percent toluene can be increased in temperature until point e is reached . At this temperature , it begins to boil , with ...
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... corresponds to an entropy of mixing of the components . This is not the case for ice , however , at least not in the ... corresponding to two covalent bonds . For an ice crystal there are a great many possible ways in which the hydrogen ...
... corresponds to an entropy of mixing of the components . This is not the case for ice , however , at least not in the ... corresponding to two covalent bonds . For an ice crystal there are a great many possible ways in which the hydrogen ...
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