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On the Difference of the Values the Faraday Constant

Authors: Yu E. Zevatskiy

The numerical value of the Faraday constant as the charge of one mole of electrons has slight differences depending on the experimental technique of its measurement. An original explanation to this fact is set forth. The values of the free fall acceleration for different elements are slightly different.

Comments: 5 Pages. Keywords: Faraday constant, electrochemical equivalent, mass spectrome- try, free fall acceleration

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