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Compound Characterization,nce can be measured and the location of the solvent can be determined, that is, whether the solvent is just on the surface or in the interior of the crystal. Instruments are available which can measure the size of particles only several atoms in diameter. Also, the energy holding the molecules toget

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Equilibrium Constants,cro scale. The forward and reverse reactions continue, but their rates of change are equal. Therefore, the statement can be made that a system can be considered to be standing still while in a continuous state of flux. In order to arrive at the necessary relationships describing the equilibrium cons