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* <u>''e''</u>: electrical format; MU = C
* <u>''e''</u>: electrical format; MU = C
* <u>''m''</u>: mass format; MU = kg
* <u>''m''</u>: mass format; MU = kg
* <u>''V''</u>: volume format; MU = m<sup>-3</sup>
* <u>''V''</u>: volume format; MU = m<sup>3</sup>
* <u>''G''</u>: exergy format; MU = J
* <u>''G''</u>: exergy format; MU = J
* <u>''H''</u>: enthalpy format; MU = J
* <u>''H''</u>: enthalpy format; MU = J

Revision as of 13:34, 20 October 2018


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Format

Description

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Different formats can be chosen to express physicochemical quantities (motive entities or transformants) in corresponding motive units [MU]. Fundamental formats for electrochemical transformations are:

  • N: particle or molecular format; MU = x
  • n: chemical or molar format; MU = mol
  • e: electrical format; MU = C
  • m: mass format; MU = kg
  • V: volume format; MU = m3
  • G: exergy format; MU = J
  • H: enthalpy format; MU = J
  • S: entropy format; MU = JΒ·K-1
Communicated by Gnaiger E 2018-10-20
Relationship and converstion between different motive formats and corresponding motive units


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