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... similar size , shape , and polarity , such as benzene and toluene , chloroform and car- bon tetrachloride , n - hexane and n - heptane , or ethyl bromide and ethyl iodide . When two liquids mix to form an ideal solution , there is no ...
... similar size , shape , and polarity , such as benzene and toluene , chloroform and car- bon tetrachloride , n - hexane and n - heptane , or ethyl bromide and ethyl iodide . When two liquids mix to form an ideal solution , there is no ...
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... similar to the vaporization of a liquid , and a similar equation applies for the heat of sublimation : ( q ) p = AH sub ΔΗsub = ΔΕ AEsub + PAV ( 3-11 ) Phase transformations between a solid and a liquid or between two different solid ...
... similar to the vaporization of a liquid , and a similar equation applies for the heat of sublimation : ( q ) p = AH sub ΔΗsub = ΔΕ AEsub + PAV ( 3-11 ) Phase transformations between a solid and a liquid or between two different solid ...
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... similar to that of T1 , indicating that the conformational change in the presence of substrate has some similar- ity to that in the absence of substrate . It is seen , then , that the behavior of the reacting system is similar ...
... similar to that of T1 , indicating that the conformational change in the presence of substrate has some similar- ity to that in the absence of substrate . It is seen , then , that the behavior of the reacting system is similar ...
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