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Because there are a number of equations above, an equation summary is given in Table 5.9 to calculate the fugacity of water in hydrates. 

Equation Summary to Determine Fugacity of Water in Hydrate... 

Equation summary. As an attempt to clarify, I offer this further explanation the curve of Eq. (4.13) will derive the CD drag force constants of both Eqs. (4.9) and (4.10). The Eq. (4.13) CD drag force offers both this same range of Reynolds number coverage, and also extends beyond Eqs. (4.9) and (4.10), especially in the gas-phase zone. Remember also, Eq. (4.13) is applicable in either the liquid or gas zones and is suggested to... 

Elution, gradient, 161, 195 Elution chromatography, 6 Equations, summary table of, 22 End capping, 168 External standard, 105 Extra-column zone broadening, 203... 

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Homogeneous Equilibria Equilibrium Constants and Units Heterogeneous Equilibria The Form of K and the Equilibrium Equation Summary of Rules for Writing Equilibrium Constant Expressions... 

The end of the chapter provides further study aids with the Key Equations, Summary of Facts and Concepts, and also the Key Words. They give students a quick snapshot of the chapter in review. 

Equation (108) represents a new equation in no new unknowns. If an equation summary is now tabulated and Eq. (108) is included, one can see in Table 6 that the number of equations and unknowns now differ by just one. 

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