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... standard free energy and the standard free energy change , respectively , under these conditions . A true equilibrium ex- pression for this situation can involve only one species , either the neutral molecule or the ion formed from it ...
... standard free energy and the standard free energy change , respectively , under these conditions . A true equilibrium ex- pression for this situation can involve only one species , either the neutral molecule or the ion formed from it ...
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... standard states to prod- ucts in their standard states , the applicable form of this equation is JAGO ᎧᎢ P = -AS0 ( 4-45 ) The preceding equation can now be used to obtain the dependence of the equilibrium constant on temperature . It ...
... standard states to prod- ucts in their standard states , the applicable form of this equation is JAGO ᎧᎢ P = -AS0 ( 4-45 ) The preceding equation can now be used to obtain the dependence of the equilibrium constant on temperature . It ...
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... standard states , so also the superscript zero is attached to the symbol for the potential to de- note the standard potential applicable when each material concerned in the reaction is in its standard state : -AG0 = nFE0 rev ( 7-2 ) ...
... standard states , so also the superscript zero is attached to the symbol for the potential to de- note the standard potential applicable when each material concerned in the reaction is in its standard state : -AG0 = nFE0 rev ( 7-2 ) ...
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