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... relative to a known value for a liquid used for calibration of the tube are satisfactory . For measurements in any one capillary of two liquids , 1 and 2 , the simple proportion can be applied : Y1 Y2 = h1p1 h2P2 ( 1-46 ) When very ...
... relative to a known value for a liquid used for calibration of the tube are satisfactory . For measurements in any one capillary of two liquids , 1 and 2 , the simple proportion can be applied : Y1 Y2 = h1p1 h2P2 ( 1-46 ) When very ...
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... relative mobility of the several ions through the glass . One can antici- pate that a glass will have a strong tendency to bind one ionic species , only to have this advantage of favorable selectivity offset to some de- gree by the low ...
... relative mobility of the several ions through the glass . One can antici- pate that a glass will have a strong tendency to bind one ionic species , only to have this advantage of favorable selectivity offset to some de- gree by the low ...
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... relative energies are given in Figure 9-21 . The energies of various states of the molecules depend upon the combination of orbitals that is occupied as well as upon the relative spins of the electrons in these orbitals . For the same ...
... relative energies are given in Figure 9-21 . The energies of various states of the molecules depend upon the combination of orbitals that is occupied as well as upon the relative spins of the electrons in these orbitals . For the same ...
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