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... protons . In a mixture of ammo- nium chloride and ammonia , the ammonium ions function as the pro- ton reservoir and the ammonia molecules as a proton sink . The pH of a buffer mixture obeys Equation ( 6-35 ) ; as applied to buffers ...
... protons . In a mixture of ammo- nium chloride and ammonia , the ammonium ions function as the pro- ton reservoir and the ammonia molecules as a proton sink . The pH of a buffer mixture obeys Equation ( 6-35 ) ; as applied to buffers ...
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... protons x and y approach one another that things become more complicated . In the limit of equal acid strength for the two groups and completely independent ionization of the two groups - the acid strength of one is not affected by ...
... protons x and y approach one another that things become more complicated . In the limit of equal acid strength for the two groups and completely independent ionization of the two groups - the acid strength of one is not affected by ...
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... protons or alpha particles will be emitted as a neutron is captured . Processes in which a positively charged particle is emitted require more energy than those in which other types of radi- ation are emitted , since an energy barrier ...
... protons or alpha particles will be emitted as a neutron is captured . Processes in which a positively charged particle is emitted require more energy than those in which other types of radi- ation are emitted , since an energy barrier ...
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