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According to Fick's First Law in a completely homogeneous solution of 1.0 x 104 M solute Od =1 O Jx =0 Od=-1 de/dx <0 O de/dx > 0

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According to Fick's First Law in a completely homogeneous solution of 1.0 x 104 M solute
Od =1
O Jx =0
Od=-1
de/dx <0
O de/dx > 0

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