What is nernst's electrolytic solution tension? Does it follow heisenberg's principle?!

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nincompoop · Answer

Nerst equation is derived from Gibbs Free, and Heisenberg's principle is not anywhere in the calculation (at least not directly or in any derivation). Maybe, you can consider differential entropy and see any relationship with uncertainty principle - a math or physics that I haven't encountered

nincompoop · Answer

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abb0t · Answer

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abb0t · Answer

Read here: http://www.nig.gr/ZYA

nincompoop · Answer

i thought you were typing a lot of stuff LMAO

nincompoop · Answer

I read that one

kainui · Answer

I don't even understand the question.

anonymous · Answer

yes! even I'm doubtful whether Heisenberg's principle should be here!! Though I now know that Nernsts electrolytic solution tension is the tendency of metal ions to move into the electrolytic solution! Thanx anyways guys..