THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF OXYGENATED SULFUR COMPLEX IONS - HEAT-CAPACITY FROM 5 TO 300 DEGREES K FOR K2S4O6(C) AND FROM 273 TO 373 DEGREES K FOR S4O62-(AQ) - REVISED THERMODYNAMIC FUNCTIONS FOR HSO3-(AQ), SO32-(AQ), S2O32-(AQ), AND S4O62-(AQ) AT 298 DEGREES K - REVISED POTENTIAL OF THIOSULFATE-TETRATHIONATE ELECTRODEO

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COBBLE, JW
MCKINNON, IR
STEPHENS, HP
WESTRUM, EF
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INORGANIC CHEMISTRY | 1972年 / 11卷 / 07期
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10.1021/ic50113a044
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