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... positive 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 ...
... positive 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 ...
Page 218
... positive when viewed from outside the cell . This leads to the second convention : The cell potential is designated positive or negative according to whether the electrode written on the right side in the cell representa- tion is ...
... positive when viewed from outside the cell . This leads to the second convention : The cell potential is designated positive or negative according to whether the electrode written on the right side in the cell representa- tion is ...
Page 448
... positive b , values , is also present , the interpretation of numerical results becomes less clear - cut . If we follow the wavelength dependence of optical rotation to wave- lengths short enough to reach the vicinity of an absorption ...
... positive b , values , is also present , the interpretation of numerical results becomes less clear - cut . If we follow the wavelength dependence of optical rotation to wave- lengths short enough to reach the vicinity of an absorption ...
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