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... chloride , which in turn is in contact with a solution containing chloride ion . The electrode reaction is Hg2Cl2 + 2e2Hg + 2Cl- ( 7-19 ) The only variable concentration is that of chloride ion , and reduction potential values at 25 ° C ...
... chloride , which in turn is in contact with a solution containing chloride ion . The electrode reaction is Hg2Cl2 + 2e2Hg + 2Cl- ( 7-19 ) The only variable concentration is that of chloride ion , and reduction potential values at 25 ° C ...
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... chloride is formed by the transfer of electrons from sodium atoms to chlorine atoms , resulting in positive sodium ions and negative chloride ions . The fairly great stability of sodium chloride in the solid state results from the ...
... chloride is formed by the transfer of electrons from sodium atoms to chlorine atoms , resulting in positive sodium ions and negative chloride ions . The fairly great stability of sodium chloride in the solid state results from the ...
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... chloride and bicarbonate ion concentrations , determined by the pres- ence of cations that cannot penetrate the cell walls , should be equal : [ HCO3 - plasma [ HCO3- ] cell = [ Cl ] plasma [ Cl - lcell ( 12-16 ) Thus transfer of ...
... chloride and bicarbonate ion concentrations , determined by the pres- ence of cations that cannot penetrate the cell walls , should be equal : [ HCO3 - plasma [ HCO3- ] cell = [ Cl ] plasma [ Cl - lcell ( 12-16 ) Thus transfer of ...
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