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... depends upon the polarizability of the molecule , symbolized by a , and so for a mixture of two polar substances 1 and 2 two temperature - independent terms are added to Equation ( 1-33 ) to give the total dipolar interaction energy : 2 ...
... depends upon the polarizability of the molecule , symbolized by a , and so for a mixture of two polar substances 1 and 2 two temperature - independent terms are added to Equation ( 1-33 ) to give the total dipolar interaction energy : 2 ...
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... depend only on where the process starts and where it ends and not on the path between . We can show the distinc- tion by an analogy with an automobile journey : The road distance between New York and San Francisco depends upon the ...
... depend only on where the process starts and where it ends and not on the path between . We can show the distinc- tion by an analogy with an automobile journey : The road distance between New York and San Francisco depends upon the ...
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... depends only upon the value of K , and the ratio K1 / K2 . If h as calculated from the titration data is plotted against pH , the shape of the curve depends only on the ratio K1 / K2 , and this ratio can be evaluated by comparison with ...
... depends only upon the value of K , and the ratio K1 / K2 . If h as calculated from the titration data is plotted against pH , the shape of the curve depends only on the ratio K1 / K2 , and this ratio can be evaluated by comparison with ...
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