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... parameter for characterizing deviations from ideality is confirmed by the Debye - Hückel theory as well as by experimental tests on dilute solutions . Example : Calculate the ionic strength of a solution containing 0.010 M Al ( NO3 ) ...
... parameter for characterizing deviations from ideality is confirmed by the Debye - Hückel theory as well as by experimental tests on dilute solutions . Example : Calculate the ionic strength of a solution containing 0.010 M Al ( NO3 ) ...
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... parameter frequently used to describe radiation and is often measured by experiment more directly than the frequency . Represented by the symbol A , the wavelength is the spatial extent , in the direction of the ray , of a single cycle ...
... parameter frequently used to describe radiation and is often measured by experiment more directly than the frequency . Represented by the symbol A , the wavelength is the spatial extent , in the direction of the ray , of a single cycle ...
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... parameter b is related to the shape of the macromolecule ; for molecules of fairly large size , an elongated rod keeps other molecules from occupying a larger region of space than is excluded by a compact sphere of the same volume . For ...
... parameter b is related to the shape of the macromolecule ; for molecules of fairly large size , an elongated rod keeps other molecules from occupying a larger region of space than is excluded by a compact sphere of the same volume . For ...
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