What the equation means is that the product of molar concentration of calcium ions ( moles of dissolved Ca 2 + per liter of solution ) with the molar concentration of dissolved CO 3 2 " cannot exceed the value of " K " sp.
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In chemistry, " molarity " is a term for molar concentration; the strip's title plays on the name of its protagonist, Jim Mole . " Molarity " is also said to be a portmanteau of " Molinelli " with " hilarity ."
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In 2003, Black demonstrated that Nucline RNA could perform Boolean and arithmetic operations ( If-then-else, AND gate, OR gate and " Molar concentration of x > molar concentration of y " calculations ) in HIV infected monocytes and breast cancer cells.
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In 2003, Black demonstrated that Nucline RNA could perform Boolean and arithmetic operations ( If-then-else, AND gate, OR gate and " Molar concentration of x > molar concentration of y " calculations ) in HIV infected monocytes and breast cancer cells.
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The azeotropic concentrations are unstable operation points, as any small change in temperature will cause a shift in molar concentration through reactivity ratio effects and cause subsequent composition drift . Azeotropic points are most likely to occur in systems where the feed monomers have similar reactivity ratios.
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Presumably you could take A out of solution and replace it with B and vice versa without changing the free energy of the universe . i . e . you're basically God and adjusting the molar concentrations of A and B and looking what happens to free energy.
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:: : ?G 0 is the instantaneous free energy change at the start of a reaction, at standard conditions ( 273K, 1 atm, 1 molar concentrations ) and constant pressure, whose equilibrium constant is K . K is generally assumed to be unitless and calculated from the " activity " of the compounds involved.
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Here is a table of some salts likely to be found on Mars, showing the eutectic temperature for each one ( with the molar concentration for the optimal eutectic concentration in brackets ) and the amount of supercooling below that temperature that they found with experiments ( adapted from table 2 of-omitted some of the columns ).
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If there's a membrane and on the left of it, the solution has a higher molar concentration of water ( moles of water per litre ), while the solution on the right side has a higher percentage of water by mass ( kilograms of water per kilogram of solution ), which direction will water move through the membrane?
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It is equal to molar concentration at 0 �C, i . e ., 1 D represents one mole of the solute present in one cubic decimeter of the solution at 0 �C . It was first proposed in 1924 as a unit of concentration based on the decimeter rather than the liter; at the time there was a factor of 1.000028 difference between the liter and the cubic decimeter.
