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... depend only on where the process starts and where it ends and not on the path between . We can show the distinc- tion by an analogy with an automobile journey : The road distance between New York and San Francisco depends upon the ...
... depend only on where the process starts and where it ends and not on the path between . We can show the distinc- tion by an analogy with an automobile journey : The road distance between New York and San Francisco depends upon the ...
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... depends primarily on hydrogen ions . As a recent outgrowth of the investigation of barrier electrodes , a variety of electrodes selective to particular ions as a consequence of a particular structural design has been devised ...
... depends primarily on hydrogen ions . As a recent outgrowth of the investigation of barrier electrodes , a variety of electrodes selective to particular ions as a consequence of a particular structural design has been devised ...
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... depends upon the wavelength - and therefore the frequency - of the light . A piece of flint glass may have a refractive index varying from 1.643 for red light to 1.685 for violet light . If white light is allowed to enter and leave a ...
... depends upon the wavelength - and therefore the frequency - of the light . A piece of flint glass may have a refractive index varying from 1.643 for red light to 1.685 for violet light . If white light is allowed to enter and leave a ...
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