in the experimental of determination liquid diffusion coefficient Dab where A (liquid solution of cacl2) and (B distilled water ) if the total number of capillary N=121 and diameter of a capillary d=0.1cm and a length of capillary x=0.1cm and solution concentration M=0.5M and conductivity change per molar Cm=0.012sm calculate the volume of distilled water solution in the container dk/dt = 2.45*10^-7

in the experimental of determination liquid diffusion coefficient Dab where A (liquid solution of cacl2) and (B distilled water ) if the total number of capillary N=121 and diameter of a capillary d=0.1cm and a length of capillary x=0.1cm and solution concentration M=0.5M and conductivity change per molar Cm=0.012sm calculate the volume of distilled water solution in the container dk/dt = 2.45*10^-7

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter34: Miscellaneous Separation Methods

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