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... ratio of pressures , a ratio of molar concentrations , or a ratio of mole fractions , denoted respectively by Kp , Ke , or Kx , de- pending upon the concentration scale used to define the standard states for which AG ° is measured . In ...
... ratio of pressures , a ratio of molar concentrations , or a ratio of mole fractions , denoted respectively by Kp , Ke , or Kx , de- pending upon the concentration scale used to define the standard states for which AG ° is measured . In ...
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... ratio is by definition equal to the ratio of the index of refraction of the second phase to the index of refraction of the first phase , with the index of refraction of empty space - of a vacuum - defined as unity . Incidentally , the ...
... ratio is by definition equal to the ratio of the index of refraction of the second phase to the index of refraction of the first phase , with the index of refraction of empty space - of a vacuum - defined as unity . Incidentally , the ...
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... ratio of the chemical shift difference from neighboring peaks to the coupling constant is very small . Selection rules valid under the condition of a large ratio of chemical shift differ- ence to J no longer apply , and therefore the ...
... ratio of the chemical shift difference from neighboring peaks to the coupling constant is very small . Selection rules valid under the condition of a large ratio of chemical shift differ- ence to J no longer apply , and therefore the ...
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