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... ions in solution . These for- eign ions need not be ions in common with the ions of the precipitate in order for them to make appreciable changes in solubility . The ex- planation for these observations is of course that , when the ionic ...
... ions in solution . These for- eign ions need not be ions in common with the ions of the precipitate in order for them to make appreciable changes in solubility . The ex- planation for these observations is of course that , when the ionic ...
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... IONIC MOBILITY AND IONIC CONDUCTANCE When current is passed through a solution containing several ions , each ion contributes a share to the total current . The movement of pos- itive ions in one direction achieves the same effect as ...
... IONIC MOBILITY AND IONIC CONDUCTANCE When current is passed through a solution containing several ions , each ion contributes a share to the total current . The movement of pos- itive ions in one direction achieves the same effect as ...
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... ionic conductivity . One example is lanthanum fluoride , in which charge transport occurs entirely by the migration of fluoride ions . Thus , so long as lanthanum ions are absent from the solution , the potential difference across the ...
... ionic conductivity . One example is lanthanum fluoride , in which charge transport occurs entirely by the migration of fluoride ions . Thus , so long as lanthanum ions are absent from the solution , the potential difference across the ...
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