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... prepare an energy level diagram for the rotation of the molecule 1H35Cl with an interatomic distance of 1.28 Å . Assuming that spectral transitions are governed by the selection rule , AJ = ± 1 , predict the nature of the rotational ...
... prepare an energy level diagram for the rotation of the molecule 1H35Cl with an interatomic distance of 1.28 Å . Assuming that spectral transitions are governed by the selection rule , AJ = ± 1 , predict the nature of the rotational ...
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... preparation and past history and , indeed , the history of the sample and method of activation may be fully as ... prepared in active form . Adsorbent charcoal can be derived from organic matter by a suitable process of activation ...
... preparation and past history and , indeed , the history of the sample and method of activation may be fully as ... prepared in active form . Adsorbent charcoal can be derived from organic matter by a suitable process of activation ...
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... preparation of membranes from collodion illus- trate the way in which pore size can be controlled . These membranes are formed by spreading a thin layer of a solution of cellulose nitrate in an alcohol - ether solvent upon a support ...
... preparation of membranes from collodion illus- trate the way in which pore size can be controlled . These membranes are formed by spreading a thin layer of a solution of cellulose nitrate in an alcohol - ether solvent upon a support ...
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