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... units , of the PV product are those of work or energy , and R , which by the ideal gas equation equals PV / nT , has units corresponding to work per mole per degree . NUMERICAL VALUES OF R Although the dimensions of R are invariable ...
... units , of the PV product are those of work or energy , and R , which by the ideal gas equation equals PV / nT , has units corresponding to work per mole per degree . NUMERICAL VALUES OF R Although the dimensions of R are invariable ...
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... units in the series . This system can exist in various states ; each state will be described by the total number of units up . For example , the state with all units up can be represented as ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ . This state is the most ...
... units in the series . This system can exist in various states ; each state will be described by the total number of units up . For example , the state with all units up can be represented as ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ . This state is the most ...
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... units . Each of the units has a molecular weight of about 35,000 , and each has a catalytically active site . However , although the units are stable individually , they have no catalytic activity unless they are assembled into the ...
... units . Each of the units has a molecular weight of about 35,000 , and each has a catalytically active site . However , although the units are stable individually , they have no catalytic activity unless they are assembled into the ...
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