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nonlinearity

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nonlinearity [‚nän‚lin·ē′är·əd·ē]
(science and technology)
The deviation of any functional relationship from direct proportionality.


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the sensitivity is very high near the neutral point, while is extremely low at the place far from the neutral point, and it has been proven by experiments that the nonlinearity of a strong acid-strong base neutralization process is more obvious than that of a weak acid-strong base process.
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