Physical Chemistry
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Chapter 22, Problem 22.43E
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The total number of Langmuirs that is exposure to
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The Langmuir unit of exposure is the multiplication of the pressure of gas with the total time of exposure of the surface. One Langmuir equals to the exposure of
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