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Heats of transport for dilute aqueous HCl solutions at 25°C have been determined from the measurements of thermoelectric powers of the thermocell
The variation of the heat of transport with concentration has been examined up to 0.04M and the molar heat of transport at infinite dilution obtained by extrapolation. Present experimental results may be summarized by the equation
whereQ * is the heat of transport in cal-mole−1 andI is the ionic strength.
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Experimental work reported here was performed while J. L. was a Visiting Research Scientist at ARL, WPAFB, Ohio in 1972.
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Lin, Jl., Bierlein, J.A. & Becsey, J.G. Molar heats of transport of dilute aqueous HCl solutions: A potentiometric study. J Solution Chem 3, 827–836 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00645688
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