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The study of chemical systems using the laws and concepts of physics. This usually requires the techniques of thermodynamics, statistical mechanics and quantum mechanics.
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Is this statement for the First Law of Thermodynamics correct?
Your book is misleading. It should have stated "An isolated system", but probably for the sake of convenience, mentioned "closed", ignoring the fact that closed has a completely different terminology. …
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How exactly does electrolysis occur if the molar conductivities of cation and anion are diff...
I'm having trouble wrapping my head around Kohlrausch law of infinite dilution and molar conductivities in general.
For a salt $\ce{AB}$ the molar conductivity at infinite dilution can be expressed as …
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