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... region , for which at this temperature and pressure the liquid composition is always 40.0 percent benzene by weight ... region between the two curves is a region of co- existence of two phases , a region which on the graph we can imagine ...
... region , for which at this temperature and pressure the liquid composition is always 40.0 percent benzene by weight ... region between the two curves is a region of co- existence of two phases , a region which on the graph we can imagine ...
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... region of higher concentra- tion to the region of lower concentration . Let us now imagine a system consisting of a concentrated sucrose solution placed on one side of a barrier such as a parchment mem- brane through which sugar ...
... region of higher concentra- tion to the region of lower concentration . Let us now imagine a system consisting of a concentrated sucrose solution placed on one side of a barrier such as a parchment mem- brane through which sugar ...
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... region . Even if there are no optically active absorptions in the region over which rotation is measured , there are likely to be such absorption bands in the far ul- traviolet for which one observes only the wing of the dispersion ...
... region . Even if there are no optically active absorptions in the region over which rotation is measured , there are likely to be such absorption bands in the far ul- traviolet for which one observes only the wing of the dispersion ...
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