3. Chemical potential and electrochemical potential
Chemical potential represents the molar contribution of the species to the free enthalpy of the system. It therefore depends on the composition of the system, but also on the interactions at play within the mixture. ...
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AFNOR Association Française de Normalisation http://www.afnor.org
AFNOR, ASTM, ISO and NIST are organizations that publish national or international standards using defined operating protocols. A number of these standards use direct potentiometry or potentiometric titration.
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