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... spherical nodes is equal to n - 1 , and for every orbital there must be at least one spherical node , the surface ... sphere for r = ∞ . The wave function and the electron density have maximum values at the nu- cleus , decrease with ...
... spherical nodes is equal to n - 1 , and for every orbital there must be at least one spherical node , the surface ... sphere for r = ∞ . The wave function and the electron density have maximum values at the nu- cleus , decrease with ...
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... spherical particles , the results of J. Perrin , a French scientist working in the first decade of this century , and ... sphere is always equal to or greater than unity . DIFFUSION Closely related to Brownian motion is the phenomenon of ...
... spherical particles , the results of J. Perrin , a French scientist working in the first decade of this century , and ... sphere is always equal to or greater than unity . DIFFUSION Closely related to Brownian motion is the phenomenon of ...
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... sphere through an opening ; the electric charge is sprayed onto the belt outside the sphere from a source at 10,000 to 30,000 V dc , and a sharp point connected to the sphere's inner surface and located near the belt picks up the charge ...
... sphere through an opening ; the electric charge is sprayed onto the belt outside the sphere from a source at 10,000 to 30,000 V dc , and a sharp point connected to the sphere's inner surface and located near the belt picks up the charge ...
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