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standard electrode potential [′stan·dərd i′lek‚trōd pə‚ten·chəl] (physical chemistry) The reversible or equilibrium potential of an electrode in an environment where reactants and products are at unit activity. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| He goes straight to the point, overturning ceramic convention, pulling, molding, and refashioning, his unfumbling hand bringing about maximum formal potential with minimal means. The developments along rue de Pommard, where Jean-Pierre Buffi and others created a sequence of small courts and little streets leading down to the new urban park along the river, are some of the most sophisticated pieces of European urban housing built in the last decade (AR June 1995): they self-consciously draw on the traditions of Paris, while using up-to-date constructional techniques, and the spatial and formal potential these offer. Nicodemus points out that by the early 20th century, cultural exchange between Africa and Europe was a two-way process; that as European artists were exploring the formal potential opened up by African art, African artists were experimenting with European-style easel painting and figurative representation. |
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