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... correction term , and , in Equation ( 1-24 ) , the quantity in brackets which includes pressure corresponds to P. The value of a is proportional to the forces between a pair of mole- cules , but the total effect for a gas is the ...
... correction term , and , in Equation ( 1-24 ) , the quantity in brackets which includes pressure corresponds to P. The value of a is proportional to the forces between a pair of mole- cules , but the total effect for a gas is the ...
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... corrections can be obtained . Attempts to apply the glass electrode to measurements of acidity in nonaqueous solu- tions have been made . However , the results are often erratic , and their meaning may be difficult to establish because ...
... corrections can be obtained . Attempts to apply the glass electrode to measurements of acidity in nonaqueous solu- tions have been made . However , the results are often erratic , and their meaning may be difficult to establish because ...
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... correction of course must be made for absorption of light by the solvent , if one is used , and by the cell . In order to convert the corrected experimental results to quantities char- acteristic of the absorbing molecules , it is ...
... correction of course must be made for absorption of light by the solvent , if one is used , and by the cell . In order to convert the corrected experimental results to quantities char- acteristic of the absorbing molecules , it is ...
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