Use properties of the Brownian motion to show that WK-1+p)at – W&-1)at) (Wkat – Wa-1+p)at) 4 atvp(1 – p)Z4Z¢ W(k-1+p)at) At V p(1 – p)Z¼Z¢ (6.61) Wik-1)a1) (Wad WKAt vhere Z and Z† each have a standard normal distribution and Z nd Z are independent random variables. (Note that the symbol means “has the same distribution as.") Use this and the law of = 0. arge numbers to argue that limn→∞ Bn

Use properties of the Brownian motion to show that WK-1+p)at – W&-1)at) (Wkat – Wa-1+p)at) 4 atvp(1 – p)Z4Z¢ W(k-1+p)at) At V p(1 – p)Z¼Z¢ (6.61) Wik-1)a1) (Wad WKAt vhere Z and Z† each have a standard normal distribution and Z nd Z are independent random variables. (Note that the symbol means “has the same distribution as.") Use this and the law of = 0. arge numbers to argue that limn→∞ Bn

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Chapter8: Electrochemistry And Ionic Solutions

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Problem 8.75E: Under what conditions does the extended Debye-Huckel law, equation 8.52, become the Debye-Hckel...

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