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... coefficient of an individual ion type , it is not possible to measure experimentally the activity coefficient of any single type of ion , for an ion of one charge must always be accompanied by ions of the opposite sign in order that the ...
... coefficient of an individual ion type , it is not possible to measure experimentally the activity coefficient of any single type of ion , for an ion of one charge must always be accompanied by ions of the opposite sign in order that the ...
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... coefficient for an electrolyte and of ascertaining how the activity coefficient varies with ionic strength . As the activity coefficients of the ions decrease , more of the solid dissolves to main- tain the product of the ionic ...
... coefficient for an electrolyte and of ascertaining how the activity coefficient varies with ionic strength . As the activity coefficients of the ions decrease , more of the solid dissolves to main- tain the product of the ionic ...
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... coefficient ʼn is that of the medium . On substitution of this expression , the Brownian motion equation becomes Ax2 = RTT = KTT 3πηρ 3πηΓΝ ( 12-20 ) For spherical particles , the results of J. Perrin , a French scientist working in the ...
... coefficient ʼn is that of the medium . On substitution of this expression , the Brownian motion equation becomes Ax2 = RTT = KTT 3πηρ 3πηΓΝ ( 12-20 ) For spherical particles , the results of J. Perrin , a French scientist working in the ...
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