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- Lecture notes on capillary design
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- Introductory Physical Chemistry
- CHEM 213W - Fall 2013
- Capillary Rise and Depression Chemistry CHEM 213W David Ronis McGill University Consider a two phase system with a at interface as shown in Fig. 1. z Phase I Phase II FIG. 1 Since the two phases are in equilibrium in the presence of a gravity eld, the pre
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- Lecture notes on eutectics
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- Introductory Physical Chemistry
- CHEM 213W - Fall 2013
- Ideal Eutectic Phase Diagrams Chemistry CHEM 213W David Ronis McGill University The ideal lead-antimony eutectic phase diagram is shown in the gure, and was calculated assuming that the solids are completely immiscible and that the solution was ideal. The
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- exam1.2001
- McGill
- Introductory Physical Chemistry
- CHEM 213W - Fall 2013
- Quiz I: Chemistry CHEM 213W McGill University INSTRUCTIONS 1. No books or notes are permitted. 2. Calculators are permitted. 3. Answer all questions and show all work clearly. 4. There are 5 questions and each is of equal value. 5. Be sure to indicate the
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- exam1.2002
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- Introductory Physical Chemistry
- CHEM 213W - Fall 2013
- Quiz I: Chemistry CHEM 213W McGill University INSTRUCTIONS 1. No books or notes are permitted. 2. Calculators are permitted. 3. Answer all questions and show all work clearly. 4. There are 5 questions and each is of equal value. 5. Be sure to indicate the
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- exam2.2001
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- Introductory Physical Chemistry
- CHEM 213W - Fall 2013
- Quiz II: Chemistry CHEM 213W McGill University INSTRUCTIONS 1. No books or notes are permitted. 2. Calculators are permitted. 3. Answer all questions and show all work clearly. 4. There are ve (5) questions and each is of equal value. 5. Be sure to indica
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- exam2.2002
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- Introductory Physical Chemistry
- CHEM 213W - Fall 2013
- Quiz II: Chemistry CHEM 213W McGill University INSTRUCTIONS 1. No books or notes are permitted. 2. Calculators are permitted. 3. Answer all questions and show all work clearly. 4. There are ve (5) questions and each is of equal value. 5. Be sure to indica
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- final.2001
- McGill
- Introductory Physical Chemistry
- CHEM 213W - Fall 2013
- Faculty of Science FINAL EXAMINATION 180-213B: Introductory Physical Chemistry McGill University Examiner: Professor David Ronis Associate Examiner: Professor W.C. Galley Wednesday, April 18, 2001 9:00 A.M. - Noon INSTRUCTIONS 1. No books or notes are per
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final.2001
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- final.2002
- McGill
- Introductory Physical Chemistry
- CHEM 213W - Fall 2013
- Faculty of Science FINAL EXAMINATION 180-213B: Introductory Physical Chemistry McGill University Examiner: Professor David Ronis Associate Examiner: Professor W.C. Galley Wednesday, April 17, 2002 9:00 A.M. - Noon INSTRUCTIONS 1. No books or notes are per
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final.2002
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- Lecture notes on the first law of thermodynamics
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- Introductory Physical Chemistry
- CHEM 213W - Fall 2013
- Notes on the First Law of Thermodynamics Chemistry CHEM 213W David Ronis 1. Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics If two bodies at equilibrium are brought into thermal (i.e., no mechanical, electrical, magnetic, gravitational, etc., work is performed) and nothing
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- Lecture notes on the second law of thermodynamics
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- Introductory Physical Chemistry
- CHEM 213W - Fall 2013
- The Second Law of Thermodynamics Chemistry CHEM 213W David Ronis The second law of thermodynamics gives information concerning the direction of spontaneous change. If the second law says that a certain process is impossible, you will not be able to get th
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Lecture notes on the second law of thermodynamics