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... Table 5-2 presents values , for some commonly encountered ions , of conductivities and mobilities for the limiting condition of very low concentration . It is emphasized that the entries in this table are for one equivalent of ions ...
... Table 5-2 presents values , for some commonly encountered ions , of conductivities and mobilities for the limiting condition of very low concentration . It is emphasized that the entries in this table are for one equivalent of ions ...
Page 175
... Table 5-3 , and the numbers there are seen to follow very closely the principle of additivity . From values such as those in Table 5-3 , individual ionic contribu- tions to the heat of formation of electrolytes in solution can be eval ...
... Table 5-3 , and the numbers there are seen to follow very closely the principle of additivity . From values such as those in Table 5-3 , individual ionic contribu- tions to the heat of formation of electrolytes in solution can be eval ...
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... Table 10-2 some typical results for the basic hydrolysis of ethyl acetate in an alcohol - water solution containing sodium hydrox- ide . The reaction proceeds according to the equation CH , COOC , H , + OH- → C , H , OH + CH , CO0 ...
... Table 10-2 some typical results for the basic hydrolysis of ethyl acetate in an alcohol - water solution containing sodium hydrox- ide . The reaction proceeds according to the equation CH , COOC , H , + OH- → C , H , OH + CH , CO0 ...
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