Acetic acid vapour contains a proportion of planar, hydrogen-bonded dimers. The relative permittivity of pure liquid acetic
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Acetic acid vapour contains a proportion of planar, hydrogen-bonded dimers. The relative permittivity of pure liquid acetic acid is 7.14 at 290K and increases with increasing temperature. Suggest an interpretation of the latter observation. What effect should isothermal dilution have on the relative permittivity of solutions of acetic acid in benzene?
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Physical Chemistry Thermodynamics And Kinetics
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