The self-diffusion coefficient of radioactive ³H2O in ordinary water (M =18.0×10³ kg mol-' at 25°C is 2.44 x10~ m² s-!. For ordinary water, the density is 0.997×10³ kg m³³, and the viscosity is 0.891×10-³ kg m¬' s-!. What is the collision diameter of ³H2O ?

The self-diffusion coefficient of radioactive ³H2O in ordinary water (M =18.0×10³ kg mol-' at 25°C is 2.44 x10~ m² s-!. For ordinary water, the density is 0.997×10³ kg m³³, and the viscosity is 0.891×10-³ kg m¬' s-!. What is the collision diameter of ³H2O ?

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Chapter30: Capillary Electrophoresis, Electrochromatography, And Field-flow Fractionation

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The self-diffusion coefficient of radioactive ³H2O in ordinary water (M =18.0×10³ kg mol¬')
at 25°C is 2.44 x10~ m² s-!. For ordinary water, the density is 0.997×10³ kg m³, and the
viscosity is 0.891×10-3 kg m¯l s-!. What is the collision diameter of ³H2O ?

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