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... represented as X2 . Equation ( 2-11 ) thus becomes = - App1 p = p1X2 ( 2-12 ) From this equation , the fraction that the vapor pressure lowering represents of the original vapor pressure , termed the relative vapor pressure lowering ...
... represented as X2 . Equation ( 2-11 ) thus becomes = - App1 p = p1X2 ( 2-12 ) From this equation , the fraction that the vapor pressure lowering represents of the original vapor pressure , termed the relative vapor pressure lowering ...
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... represented by the symbol m ,, and the four values of m , for j = are +1 , +1 , -1 , and −2 . 2 - A different ... represented as 1s22s22p 3s23po4s23d3 For the same element , the arrangement of electrons can be represented in a ...
... represented by the symbol m ,, and the four values of m , for j = are +1 , +1 , -1 , and −2 . 2 - A different ... represented as 1s22s22p 3s23po4s23d3 For the same element , the arrangement of electrons can be represented in a ...
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... represented alternately as unshared on an oxygen atom and as located in a 7 bond between the carbon and an oxygen . O. Similar delocalization of electrons in the undissociated molecule , RCOOH , would lead to a separation of electric ...
... represented alternately as unshared on an oxygen atom and as located in a 7 bond between the carbon and an oxygen . O. Similar delocalization of electrons in the undissociated molecule , RCOOH , would lead to a separation of electric ...
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