Disperse systems. The methods of preparing of colloidal solutions. Their properties. Disperse systems are called systems, which consist of two phases, one of which is scattered or dispersed in other. The phase which is scattered is called the disperse phase or the discontinuous phase and the phase in
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THE CHI-SQUARE DISTRIBUTION AND THE ANALYSIS OF FREQUENCIES CHAPTER OVERVIEW This chapter explores techniques that are commonly used in the analysis of count or frequency data. Uses of the chi-square distribution, which was mentioned briefly in Chapter 6, are discussed and illustrated in greater detail. Additionally, statistical techniques often used
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