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... present several different chemical sub- stances which to a large degree retain their chemical identity , and that the ratio in which these substances are present can be varied over a fairly wide range . " Homogeneity " means that the ...
... present several different chemical sub- stances which to a large degree retain their chemical identity , and that the ratio in which these substances are present can be varied over a fairly wide range . " Homogeneity " means that the ...
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... present ? If more than one is present , what are the relative amounts ? 9. A quantity of 1.28 g of solute raises the boiling point of benzene by 0.137 ° . What is the molecular weight of the solute ? 10. The freezing point of an aqueous ...
... present ? If more than one is present , what are the relative amounts ? 9. A quantity of 1.28 g of solute raises the boiling point of benzene by 0.137 ° . What is the molecular weight of the solute ? 10. The freezing point of an aqueous ...
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... present or one mole of N2O , was initially present . Figure 4-2 represents the approach from either direction to the equilibrium for the reaction 2NO2 = N2O1 ( 4-36 ) We discussed above the requirement that the condition of equi ...
... present or one mole of N2O , was initially present . Figure 4-2 represents the approach from either direction to the equilibrium for the reaction 2NO2 = N2O1 ( 4-36 ) We discussed above the requirement that the condition of equi ...
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