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... molecular weight of the sol- ute , which can be calculated from the weight composition of the solution and the measured molality . In performing a molecular - weight determination by this method , the solvent is chosen to afford a ...
... molecular weight of the sol- ute , which can be calculated from the weight composition of the solution and the measured molality . In performing a molecular - weight determination by this method , the solvent is chosen to afford a ...
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... molecules in a macromolecular sample have the same molecular weight , the two averages are then equal . The greater the range of molecular weights in a sample , the more the values of the averages deviate from one another ; this ...
... molecules in a macromolecular sample have the same molecular weight , the two averages are then equal . The greater the range of molecular weights in a sample , the more the values of the averages deviate from one another ; this ...
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... molecules are spherical , estimate the molecular weight of the protein . 21. A 0.010 M solution of a colloidal electrolyte NaX is placed on one side of a membrane which is permeable to Na + but not to X- . Calculate the equilibrium ...
... molecules are spherical , estimate the molecular weight of the protein . 21. A 0.010 M solution of a colloidal electrolyte NaX is placed on one side of a membrane which is permeable to Na + but not to X- . Calculate the equilibrium ...
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