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... substance under various conditions of temperature and pressure is often represented by a phase diagram . In this diagram are shown the ranges of conditions under which each of the several phases the substance can assume may exist as a ...
... substance under various conditions of temperature and pressure is often represented by a phase diagram . In this diagram are shown the ranges of conditions under which each of the several phases the substance can assume may exist as a ...
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... substance when it is mixed with another substance or other substances to form a solution of mole fraction X ;, then for an ideal solution , AS soln = Si s1 = - R ln X , i ( 4-11 ) The quantity so , the standard state entropy , refers to ...
... substance when it is mixed with another substance or other substances to form a solution of mole fraction X ;, then for an ideal solution , AS soln = Si s1 = - R ln X , i ( 4-11 ) The quantity so , the standard state entropy , refers to ...
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... substance at any temperature , provided the substance exists as a suit- able crystal at low temperature , is that the heat capacity be measured from very low temperatures up to the given temperature and that the enthalpy changes of any ...
... substance at any temperature , provided the substance exists as a suit- able crystal at low temperature , is that the heat capacity be measured from very low temperatures up to the given temperature and that the enthalpy changes of any ...
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