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... sample of 0.460 g vaporizes to yield 227 cm3 of gas at 200 ° C and 650 torr . What is the empirical formula of the compound ? 12. Calculate the numerical ratio between the most probable velocity , the mean velocity , and the rms ...
... sample of 0.460 g vaporizes to yield 227 cm3 of gas at 200 ° C and 650 torr . What is the empirical formula of the compound ? 12. Calculate the numerical ratio between the most probable velocity , the mean velocity , and the rms ...
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... sample , and an analyzer , also a Nicol prism or its equivalent , which is used to find the plane of polarization of the light that has passed through the liquid in the sample tube . When the instrument contains no sample or an ...
... sample , and an analyzer , also a Nicol prism or its equivalent , which is used to find the plane of polarization of the light that has passed through the liquid in the sample tube . When the instrument contains no sample or an ...
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... sample by way of a coil of wire mounted in the probe holding the sample tube . This coil , serving as a transmitting antenna , is usually arranged as a split solenoid , part in front and part in back of the sample tube , with its axis ...
... sample by way of a coil of wire mounted in the probe holding the sample tube . This coil , serving as a transmitting antenna , is usually arranged as a split solenoid , part in front and part in back of the sample tube , with its axis ...
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