An Introduction to BiophysicsJ. & A. Churchill, 1921 - 435 Seiten |
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... conductivity is not a property either of the solvent or of the solute , but of the solution . Pure distilled water is a non - electrolyte . Pure dry hydrochloric acid is a non - electrolyte . But an aqueous solution of hydrochloric acid ...
... conductivity is not a property either of the solvent or of the solute , but of the solution . Pure distilled water is a non - electrolyte . Pure dry hydrochloric acid is a non - electrolyte . But an aqueous solution of hydrochloric acid ...
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... ( conductivity method ) , or it may be approximately calculated from the lowering of the freezing point . ( For univalent strong electrolytes at concentrations not exceed- ing 0.1 molar , Noyes and Falk consider that the percentage error ...
... ( conductivity method ) , or it may be approximately calculated from the lowering of the freezing point . ( For univalent strong electrolytes at concentrations not exceed- ing 0.1 molar , Noyes and Falk consider that the percentage error ...
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... Conductivity is the reciprocal of resistance ( Part II . p . 415 ) . Relative Speed . Another factor must be taken into account . We have seen that ions do not all move at the same rate . The rate depends on the atomic weight of the ...
... Conductivity is the reciprocal of resistance ( Part II . p . 415 ) . Relative Speed . Another factor must be taken into account . We have seen that ions do not all move at the same rate . The rate depends on the atomic weight of the ...
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... conductivity , all indicate an increase in the size of the colloidal particles , and consequently a decrease in their specific surface . The effective adsorbing surface is diminished . At the optimum temperature the increased chemical ...
... conductivity , all indicate an increase in the size of the colloidal particles , and consequently a decrease in their specific surface . The effective adsorbing surface is diminished . At the optimum temperature the increased chemical ...
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... conductivity of selenium depends on the amount of light falling on it . When more is known of the laws governing matter in the colloidal state , then one may be able to give a clear answer to this problem . ADIPOSE TISSUE 173 In certain ...
... conductivity of selenium depends on the amount of light falling on it . When more is known of the laws governing matter in the colloidal state , then one may be able to give a clear answer to this problem . ADIPOSE TISSUE 173 In certain ...
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