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HCl, dep. Calc. E0,V10,V11

W3 W2 Points for 0 < D1 < for W2  W3 Lay:0 Gr:0 Above line: for W2  W3; below line: W2  W3 D1

Points for 0 < D1 < for W2  W3 W3 W2 Lay:0 Gr: D1

B1 Points for 0 < D1 < for W2  W3 W3 W2 Lay:1 Gr:1 Above line: for W2  W3; below line: W2  W3

B1 Points for 0 < D1 < for W2  W3 W3 W2 Lay:1 Gr:1 B1(max) Max B1 inside “the red dot circle” is ! (for W2,W3= 191,196) => D1 =

w2w3B B1(max) B1 range: 9.0 – 9.4

Try: 0 < D1 < 0.01:

W3 W2 Points for 0 < D1 < for W2  W3 Lay:0 Gr:0 Above line: for W2  W3; below line: W2  W3 D1

Points for 0 < D1 < for W2  W3 W3 W2 Lay:0 Gr: D1

B1 Points for 0 < D1 < for W2  W3 W3 W2 Lay:1 Gr:1 Above line: for W2  W3; below line: W2  W3

B1 Points for 0 < D1 < for W2  W3 W3 W2 Lay:1 Gr:1 Max B1 inside is ! (for W2,W3= 191,196) => D1 =

E(0) V(10) V(11) v1B1D1v2 B2D2v3B3D3WLWH , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,037981,65E , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , HCl. E(0), V(10) V(11) all red dots in slide 5 above / slide 14 below

B´(V(11)) = 1.36 – 2.08 cm-1

HX,EvsV state paper-manuscript (Fig. 5b): Give highest B´ for V11: cm-1 B´(V11): 1.6 B´(V11): 1.9