1993
DOI: 10.1103/physreve.47.3276
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Virial expansion for ionic mixtures: Point-counterion model

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“…Structure [1,15,16] From ancient times to the Middle Ages and later, even into the present century, silver was the classic metal for currency. In comparison, gold played an almost insignificant role.…”
Section: Monetary Significance and Pricementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Structure [1,15,16] From ancient times to the Middle Ages and later, even into the present century, silver was the classic metal for currency. In comparison, gold played an almost insignificant role.…”
Section: Monetary Significance and Pricementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This was known as the Ziervogel process, and for almost 100 years most of the silver in German ores was extracted in this way. The sulfuric acid extraction of dead-burnt copper ore in a stream of air (see page 16), to form a silvercontaining slime, was used for only a short period. After 1856, thiosulfate leaching (see Section 4.1.4) idized roasted ore was used primarily in Mexico and California.…”
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“…Neglecting the fluctuation potentials in equation (19) gives a symmetric mean field radial distribution function, and from equation (9) the corresponding set of symmetric PB (SPB) equations [16] The linear form of equation (20) can be solved for a single PM electrolyte, species p and q say, when ψ [17,18]. For r 2a qq , with a p a q ,…”
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confidence: 99%