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... density with r is found , regardless of direction . In a 1s orbital , the only nodal surface is the sphere for r = ∞ . The wave function and the electron density have maximum values at the nu- cleus , decrease with increasing distance ...
... density with r is found , regardless of direction . In a 1s orbital , the only nodal surface is the sphere for r = ∞ . The wave function and the electron density have maximum values at the nu- cleus , decrease with increasing distance ...
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... density of the particle and p is the density of the medium . A more exact version is ( 1 − īp ) , in which v is the partial specific volume of the solute , the increase in volume of the solution when 1 g of solute is added . The ...
... density of the particle and p is the density of the medium . A more exact version is ( 1 − īp ) , in which v is the partial specific volume of the solute , the increase in volume of the solution when 1 g of solute is added . The ...
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... density of 2.831 is suspended in water at 5 ° C . The ratio of concentrations is found to be 1.72 at 10.10 cm from the axis of the centrifuge to 1.00 at 10.00 cm when the rotor is spun at 4000 rpm . Estimate the molecular weight ...
... density of 2.831 is suspended in water at 5 ° C . The ratio of concentrations is found to be 1.72 at 10.10 cm from the axis of the centrifuge to 1.00 at 10.00 cm when the rotor is spun at 4000 rpm . Estimate the molecular weight ...
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