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... ions , k1 and k , the ionic mobilities , i . e . the velocities with which the positive and negative ions respectively move under unit electrostatic field , and e is a number which is less than unity . According to the theory of ...
... ions , k1 and k , the ionic mobilities , i . e . the velocities with which the positive and negative ions respectively move under unit electrostatic field , and e is a number which is less than unity . According to the theory of ...
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... ions produced by Röntgen rays . Since carbon - dioxide ions diffuse only about one - half as quickly as the ions of air , the final effectively uniform distribution in which a becomes constant would be reached in carbon dioxide after ...
... ions produced by Röntgen rays . Since carbon - dioxide ions diffuse only about one - half as quickly as the ions of air , the final effectively uniform distribution in which a becomes constant would be reached in carbon dioxide after ...
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... ions to attain equilibrium conditions , hence the mobility departs less from the normal value . Now if the positive ion is of the same nature as the negative ion , there should also be an increase in its mobility when the pressure is ...
... ions to attain equilibrium conditions , hence the mobility departs less from the normal value . Now if the positive ion is of the same nature as the negative ion , there should also be an increase in its mobility when the pressure is ...
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Dr N Bohr on the Theory of the Decrease of Velocity | 10 |
Dr S A Shorter on the Application of the Theory | 31 |
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