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Hello everyone!
I study AQA chemistry and at A2 level. In the topic of thermodynamics in unit 5, questions regarding data book values come up a lot.
My question is what are data book values? Are they like theoretical values?
Also why do ionic compounds not have data book values? Is there a specific reason?
I study AQA chemistry and at A2 level. In the topic of thermodynamics in unit 5, questions regarding data book values come up a lot.
My question is what are data book values? Are they like theoretical values?
Also why do ionic compounds not have data book values? Is there a specific reason?
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Hello everyone!
I study AQA chemistry and at A2 level. In the topic of thermodynamics in unit 5, questions regarding data book values come up a lot.
My question is what are data book values? Are they like theoretical values?
Also why do ionic compounds not have data book values? Is there a specific reason?
Hello everyone!
I study AQA chemistry and at A2 level. In the topic of thermodynamics in unit 5, questions regarding data book values come up a lot.
My question is what are data book values? Are they like theoretical values?
Also why do ionic compounds not have data book values? Is there a specific reason?
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