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17 ) ESOH ] [ Na + ] The surface activities or concentrations of H * and Na + ions
are estimated from the Boltzmann equation ... ( Na + ] o where y = ey / kT is the
reduced ( i . e . dimensionless ) surface potentialt and o refers to bulk
concentration .
17 ) ESOH ] [ Na + ] The surface activities or concentrations of H * and Na + ions
are estimated from the Boltzmann equation ... ( Na + ] o where y = ey / kT is the
reduced ( i . e . dimensionless ) surface potentialt and o refers to bulk
concentration .
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13 ] where r is the radius of the adsorbed ion , and c ; is the concentration in ions
per unit volume . As was noted in Section 6 . 4 , the form of the pre - exponential
factor used here amounts to assuming that the number of adsorption sites on the
...
13 ] where r is the radius of the adsorbed ion , and c ; is the concentration in ions
per unit volume . As was noted in Section 6 . 4 , the form of the pre - exponential
factor used here amounts to assuming that the number of adsorption sites on the
...
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The height of the maximum ( Vmax ) is again determined chiefly by the
magnitude of the electrostatic contribution , Ve , and it may be altered by
changing the electrolyte concentration , or the concentration of potential
determining ions in the ...
The height of the maximum ( Vmax ) is again determined chiefly by the
magnitude of the electrostatic contribution , Ve , and it may be altered by
changing the electrolyte concentration , or the concentration of potential
determining ions in the ...
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Contents
Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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