When heat capacity is given in terms of the mass of a substance in grams it is called specific heat—the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 g of a substance by 1 Celsius degree. (We choose to use units with specific heat, as many do, because it is desirable in ...
To determine the molar susceptibility χM we have to multiply χsp by the molar mass M: χM = Mχsp. Executing the calculations we arrive at χM≈– 2.7 × 10–10 m3/mol. View chapterExplore book Experimental and Computational Methods in Supramolecular Chemistry E.L. Gavey, J.M. ...
Groundmass ranges from single-spaced to double-spaced enaulic. At the macro-scale, the compound grains form the coarse fraction of the overall sediment, ranging from very fine gravel/very coarse to fine sand and in shape from angular to well rounded. The coarse component of the matrix materia...
We describe a method of partial moments devised for accurate simulation of the time/conversion evolution of polymer composition and molar mass. Expressions were derived that enable rigorous evaluation of the complete molar mass and composition distribution for shorter chain lengths (e.g., degree of ...