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Hydrogen electrodes. (a) Stationary bubbling type. (b) Dipping type.
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from article Reference electrode
Calomel electrodes. (a) “Upside-down” type, the type most used commercially. (b) Two liquid-junction potential types.
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from article Triplet state
Two carbon radicals connected by a long methylene chain. (a) Biradical state. (b) Triplet state.
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from article Triplet state
Simple molecular orbital description of singlets and triplets.
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from article Triplet state
Triplet state resulting from (a) internal spin-spin dipolar interaction (D + E ) and (b) external interaction of electronic spin with magnetic field H0.
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from article Electron affinity
Periodic table showing the best values for the electron affinities of the elements. All values are reported in electronvolts. The value <0 implies that the negative ion is unstable with respect to decomposition to an electron and a neutral atom. In…
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from article Tyndall effect
Luminous light path known as the Tyndall cone or Tyndall effect. (Courtesy of H. Steeves and R. G. Babcock)
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from article Ferrofluid
Basic composition of a ferrofluid—magnetic nanoparticles coated with surfactant in a carrier fluid.
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Ferrofluid drop exposed to a magnetic field showing spikes due to magnetic field lines.
