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... necessary to pull a platinum ring up through the surface of the liquid . This is conveniently done with the du Nouy tensiometer , which is commercially available . In Figure 1-18 is shown the shape of the li- quid surface before the ...
... necessary to pull a platinum ring up through the surface of the liquid . This is conveniently done with the du Nouy tensiometer , which is commercially available . In Figure 1-18 is shown the shape of the li- quid surface before the ...
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... necessary to define precisely that portion of the universe which is under consideration . That is , it is necessary to set up the limits or boundaries of a thermodynamic system . For each prob- lem under study , the thermodynamic system ...
... necessary to define precisely that portion of the universe which is under consideration . That is , it is necessary to set up the limits or boundaries of a thermodynamic system . For each prob- lem under study , the thermodynamic system ...
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... necessary in order to avoid confusion . Several versions of this system are in use , and it is there- fore necessary to use care in interpreting any literature values of oxidation - reduction potentials . The feature of any system ...
... necessary in order to avoid confusion . Several versions of this system are in use , and it is there- fore necessary to use care in interpreting any literature values of oxidation - reduction potentials . The feature of any system ...
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