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... tion is known as the principle of equipartition of energy . The experimental results for the heat capacities at constant volume for diatomic molecules are thus about 5 cal / ( mol deg ) . Nonlinear mole- cules , such as water , can ...
... tion is known as the principle of equipartition of energy . The experimental results for the heat capacities at constant volume for diatomic molecules are thus about 5 cal / ( mol deg ) . Nonlinear mole- cules , such as water , can ...
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... tion that gives the indicated equality when it is substituted in the equa- tion and which , in addition , meets the physical requirements of the problem that has been set up . From experience with equations of this type , one is led to ...
... tion that gives the indicated equality when it is substituted in the equa- tion and which , in addition , meets the physical requirements of the problem that has been set up . From experience with equations of this type , one is led to ...
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... tion , as well as the behavior of the amount adsorbed at the extremes of pressure , parallels that of the Michaelis equation for the kinetics of an enzyme - catalyzed reaction discussed in Chapter 10. In that case , first - order ...
... tion , as well as the behavior of the amount adsorbed at the extremes of pressure , parallels that of the Michaelis equation for the kinetics of an enzyme - catalyzed reaction discussed in Chapter 10. In that case , first - order ...
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