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xlii  INDEX

           Debye and Hückel (cont.)          Diffusion (cont.)
             their seminal paper of 1923, 1   of polyions, and hydration, 193
             theory, 230                      after step function application of current
              and activity coefficients,  290      pulse, 389
              an assessment, 286              transport, 3
              ionic size effects, 275        Diffusion coefficient,  370
              steps in, 289                   calculation in ionic solution, 416
              triumphs and limitations, 268   function of concentration,  371, 459
           Debye–Hückel–Onsager               function of temperature, 679
             and concentration, 521           the hole model, 678
             equation, 518                    and ionic mobilities, related, 450
             observed conductance curves, 520  and molecular quantities, 411
             theory                           and rate processes, 414
              improvements to date, 522       ways of calculating ionic drift, 420
              for nonaqueous solutions, 537  Diffusion  potentials, 483,  486
           Decay time, of an ionic atmosphere, 512  in terms of Onsager coefficients, 496
           Degani, and conducting enzymes, 23  Dimer and triplet calculations, from MD
           Dependence of heat of solution, upon a  results, 331
                  nonaqueous component, 176  Dimers and trimers, computed, 329
           Dielectric behavior, of DNA, 195  Dimers in liquid silicates, 742
           Dielectric breakdown              Dipole–ion interaction, deduced, 208
             and the electrochemical model, 3  Dipole moment of water, 48
             some mechanistic thoughts, 181  Disciplines, and  charge  transfer reactions,
             of water, 179, 184                    14
           Dielectric constants              Dispersion forces, the key to anomalous salting
             critical, absence of ion pairs, 312   in, 173
             function of field strength, 90  Dissolution, of ionic crystals, 36
             function of frequency, 531      Distribution  functions
              in solution, 93                 and Enderby and Nielson’s work on neutron
             measurement in ionic solutions, 92    diffraction, 78
             and hydration measurements, 89   holes in molten salts, 636
             their explanation, 87            liquids, 615
           Dielectric effects, in solution, 87  sizes of holes in liquids, 639
           Dielectric measurements, ion solutions, 91  in solvation, effects on solubility,  170
           Dielectric relaxation, in water, 530  Distribution law, charges near the center of ion,
           Dielectric saturation, and conductance theory,  236
                  524                        DMSO, molecular models, 17
           Dielectric spectra, proteins, 196  DNA, and dielectric behavior, 195
           Diffraction theory, and pair correlation  func-  Drag forces, acting on ion, 452
                 tions, for molten salts, 616  Drift  velocity
           Diffusion                          average values of, 443
             at boundaries, in solution, 484  and the effect of the  unsymmetrical  ionic
             and concentration gradient, 369       atmosphere, 510
             constant current source, 388     its electrophoretic component, 511
             and driving force, 363           and ion–ion interactions, 517
             and the Einstein–Schmulokowski equation,  in a model, 465
                 410                         Dynamic simulations, for aqueous solutions,
             after instantaneous current pulse, 401  163
             in molten salts, 647            Dynamics, molecular, and solvation, 39
             non-steady state, an overall viewpoint, 380  Dysmmetry of the ionic atmosphere, and the
             an overall viewpoint, 418             effect of frequency, 528
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