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... significance of AE is that it is somehow related to the amount of energy required to move a molecule from its location ... significant attractive interac- tions between molecules of different components is often reflected in a viscosity ...
... significance of AE is that it is somehow related to the amount of energy required to move a molecule from its location ... significant attractive interac- tions between molecules of different components is often reflected in a viscosity ...
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... significant figures with that found by the solution of the quadratic equation . In view of the fact that dissociation constants are not usually reliably known to more than two significant figures and , furthermore , vary somewhat with ...
... significant figures with that found by the solution of the quadratic equation . In view of the fact that dissociation constants are not usually reliably known to more than two significant figures and , furthermore , vary somewhat with ...
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... significant ? This can be answered using the example of water at 25 ° C . The surface tension is 72.0 ergs / cm2 as compared to the surface enthalpy which is 118.7 ergs / cm2 , indicating a substantial contribution from the entropy term ...
... significant ? This can be answered using the example of water at 25 ° C . The surface tension is 72.0 ergs / cm2 as compared to the surface enthalpy which is 118.7 ergs / cm2 , indicating a substantial contribution from the entropy term ...
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