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... components in a liquid that dissolves or reacts chemically with that particular sub- stance , the loss in volume of the gas mixture in this process corre- sponds to the partial volume of the component that is removed . Thus the analysis ...
... components in a liquid that dissolves or reacts chemically with that particular sub- stance , the loss in volume of the gas mixture in this process corre- sponds to the partial volume of the component that is removed . Thus the analysis ...
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... component of the solution with that of the corresponding pure substance , is to specify the contribution of each constituent as a partial molar quantity . For example , the partial molar volume of a component in a mixture is defined as ...
... component of the solution with that of the corresponding pure substance , is to specify the contribution of each constituent as a partial molar quantity . For example , the partial molar volume of a component in a mixture is defined as ...
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... component . If two phases in which the free energy of some component differs are in contact , then there will be a spontaneous transfer of that component from the phase in which its free energy is greater to the phase in which its free ...
... component . If two phases in which the free energy of some component differs are in contact , then there will be a spontaneous transfer of that component from the phase in which its free energy is greater to the phase in which its free ...
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