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... equation affords little improvement over the perfect gas equation in this range of conditions , but it is seen from the table that the van der Waals equation describes the behavior of carbon dioxide much better than does the perfect gas ...
... equation affords little improvement over the perfect gas equation in this range of conditions , but it is seen from the table that the van der Waals equation describes the behavior of carbon dioxide much better than does the perfect gas ...
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... equation is known as the Morse equation and was developed as an empirical generalization before it was de- rived . For dilute solutions , the volume of the solution is almost the same as the volume of solvent , and thus Equation ( 2-30 ) ...
... equation is known as the Morse equation and was developed as an empirical generalization before it was de- rived . For dilute solutions , the volume of the solution is almost the same as the volume of solvent , and thus Equation ( 2-30 ) ...
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... equation is JAGO ᎧᎢ P = -AS0 ( 4-45 ) The preceding equation can now be used to obtain the dependence of the equilibrium constant on temperature . It was shown above that the equilibrium constant is related to the standard free energy ...
... equation is JAGO ᎧᎢ P = -AS0 ( 4-45 ) The preceding equation can now be used to obtain the dependence of the equilibrium constant on temperature . It was shown above that the equilibrium constant is related to the standard free energy ...
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