New system of standard exergies of chemical elements. I. Standard exergies of ionogen elements
Abstract A system of standard exergies of chemical elements and individual substances is proposed that is based on the choice of the aqueous phase of the World Ocean — “sea water” — as an environmental niche and the choice of simple (one-element) cations and anions existing in it — with account for...
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