3 edition of The experimental data of the quantitative measurements of electrolytic migration found in the catalog.
The experimental data of the quantitative measurements of electrolytic migration
McBain, James William
Published
1907
by The Academy in Washington, D.C.
.
Written in English
Edition Notes
| Statement | Collected and arranged by James W. McBain. |
| Series | Proceedings of the Washington academy of sciences. vol. IX |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | Q11 .W3 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Pagination | cover-title, 78 p. |
| Number of Pages | 78 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL6998593M |
| LC Control Number | 08020282 |
| OCLC/WorldCa | 1883611 |
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each chapter in this book to build your data analysis skills. CONCEPTS Scientific questions often come from observations, whether the observa-tions are one’s own or someone else’s. Observations can also be recorded as data that can be analyzed. Scientists collect two general types of data: qualita-tive data and quantitative data. Average directed migration speed of control ISVs began at μm/hr, dropped to a minimum of 8 μm/hr just after 3 hpi, then increased to 11 μm/hr at hpi, the end of the experiment. Average directed migration speed of arsenic‐treated ISVs began at 14 μm/hr and .
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THE EXPERIMENTAL DATA OF THE QUANTITA TIVE MEASUREMENTS OF ELECTROLYTIC MIGRATION. TO THE END OF THE YEAR I Collected and Arranged by James W. McBain. CONTENTS. Introduction Plan of the bibliography 2 Experimental methods 3 Accuracy of the determinations 3 Errors introduced by the use of diaphragms 4 Errors introduced by the method of.
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the experimental data of the quantitative measurements of electrolytic migration. to the end of the year the experimental data of the quantitative measurements of electrolytic migration. to the end of the year (pp. Recently, Zhang reported a series of experimental data of chloride migration coefficient in concrete measured from the steady-state procedures.
These data covered two magnitude orders of concentrations (i.e., from to 1 mol/dm 3 NaCl). Zhang also measured the water content of the specimens that could represent the diffusible porosity ε.
Therefore, his data are suitable for the. The quantitative treatment of the experimental data indicates [Show full abstract] the use of the atomistic model of nucleation to be more correct in the cases under consideration.
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There are chloride extraction data in concretes submitted to electrolytic migration experime 25, 26; this suggest that after the electrical field application, the amount of bound chlorides may decrease depending upon the voltage applied and the duration of the treatment.
(3) material migration caused by mechanical stress, and (4) material migration caused by an electrical field. This last case is often referred to as electromigration, which is the subject of this chapter (and the book); we describe its relationship to the other migration processes (1)–(3) in Sect.
This book covers the following topics related to Electrochemistry: Coulometers Or Voltameters, Electrochemical Analysis, Electroplating, Electrotyping and the Production of Metallic Objects, Electrolytic Winning and Refining of Metals in Aqueous, Electrolytic Reduction and Oxidation, Electrolysis of Alkali Chlorides.
In this region, the experimental data can be successfully fitted by introducing the impedance of the metal−electrolyte interface, which is accurately represented by 풵 i = w(iω)-ν, where w and ν are two constants, with 0 the experimental data, we determine w and ν.
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Use configurable queries to search for characteristic quantities or other data attributes and quickly find the data sets you want to analyze. A thermodynamically consistent method has been developed for the quantitative characterization of vapor-liquid equilibria in systems with electrolytic components and mixed non-electrolytic solvent.
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In the case of aqueous systems data are available1 3) for the thermo-migration through ice of droplets con- taining aqueous solutions of, in turn, NaCl and KCI; and the kinetics of the solidiquid interfaces in the latter systems have been determined by Tiller4) and Jones 5) from the experimental .Pseudopod purification system.
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