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Page 98
... given increase in temperature depends upon the exact path followed during the rise in temperature , and it is customary to distinguish the heat capacity values for the particular paths of constant volume and of constant pressure . For ...
... given increase in temperature depends upon the exact path followed during the rise in temperature , and it is customary to distinguish the heat capacity values for the particular paths of constant volume and of constant pressure . For ...
Page 104
... given shows a simple case in which two thermo- chemical equations are algebraically combined to obtain the energy change for a third process . If the equations are added to obtain the desired equation , then the AH values are added in ...
... given shows a simple case in which two thermo- chemical equations are algebraically combined to obtain the energy change for a third process . If the equations are added to obtain the desired equation , then the AH values are added in ...
Page 162
... given amount of water is limited , and at saturation of the solution there exists an equilibrium between the solid , undissociated - but not necessarily un - ionized - electrolyte and the ions in solution . This is one type of ...
... given amount of water is limited , and at saturation of the solution there exists an equilibrium between the solid , undissociated - but not necessarily un - ionized - electrolyte and the ions in solution . This is one type of ...
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