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... pressure of 1 atm . Under these conditions , most of the pressure of the vapor phase is contributed by air . Because the triple point is more pre- cisely reproducible in the laboratory than the ice point , the tempera- ture of the ...
... pressure of 1 atm . Under these conditions , most of the pressure of the vapor phase is contributed by air . Because the triple point is more pre- cisely reproducible in the laboratory than the ice point , the tempera- ture of the ...
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... pressure , of the sol- vent resulting from the reduction in solvent concentration on intro- duction of the solute . Both theory and experiment show that a large increase in external pressure effects a slight increase in the vapor pres ...
... pressure , of the sol- vent resulting from the reduction in solvent concentration on intro- duction of the solute . Both theory and experiment show that a large increase in external pressure effects a slight increase in the vapor pres ...
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... pressure P1 to volume V , and pressure V2 can occur in any one of various ways . Suppose that the gas is confined in a cylinder with a movable , weight- less , frictionless piston . Expansion can be produced by suddenly pull- ing out ...
... pressure P1 to volume V , and pressure V2 can occur in any one of various ways . Suppose that the gas is confined in a cylinder with a movable , weight- less , frictionless piston . Expansion can be produced by suddenly pull- ing out ...
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