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Pethica, Brian A. (2007) Are electrostatic potentials between regions of different chemical composition measurable? The Gibbs–Guggenheim principle reconsidered, extended and its consequences revisited. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 9 (47). 6253pp. doi:10.1039/b706153f

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TitleAre electrostatic potentials between regions of different chemical composition measurable? The Gibbs–Guggenheim principle reconsidered, extended and its consequences revisited
JournalPhysical Chemistry Chemical Physics
AuthorsPethica, Brian A.Author
Year2007Volume9
Issue47
PublisherRoyal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
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Plain TextPethica, Brian A. (2007) Are electrostatic potentials between regions of different chemical composition measurable? The Gibbs–Guggenheim principle reconsidered, extended and its consequences revisited. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 9 (47). 6253pp. doi:10.1039/b706153f
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