Titlebook: Aqueous Solutions of Simple Electrolytes; Felix Franks Book 1973 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1973 Absorption.Diffusion.Sorpti

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Bubbles, Blisters, and Exfoliation,oints which are emphasized are the role of extrathermodynamic equations for the concentration dependence of thermodynamic functions, the arbitrary nature of standard states, and the additional complication encountered in passing from the study of solvation in solutions of non-electrolytes to solvation in ionic solutions.

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Ion Trapping and Cluster Growth,Water is the most common solvent for all of chemistry, including acid-base chemistry. For this reason it is appropriate to begin our discussion of acids and bases in aqueous systems with a consideration of the thermodynamics of self-ionization of water.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-93608-0In the past few decades a study of the role of solvent in the neighborhood of solute particles has been the preoccupation of a large number of experimentalists and theorists engaged in liquid-phase solution chemistry.

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Hydration Effects and Acid-Base Equilibria,Water is the most common solvent for all of chemistry, including acid-base chemistry. For this reason it is appropriate to begin our discussion of acids and bases in aqueous systems with a consideration of the thermodynamics of self-ionization of water.

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Infrared Spectroscopy of Aqueous Electrolyte Solutions,In the past few decades a study of the role of solvent in the neighborhood of solute particles has been the preoccupation of a large number of experimentalists and theorists engaged in liquid-phase solution chemistry.

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Bubbles, Blisters, and Exfoliation,oints which are emphasized are the role of extrathermodynamic equations for the concentration dependence of thermodynamic functions, the arbitrary nature of standard states, and the additional complication encountered in passing from the study of solvation in solutions of non-electrolytes to solvati