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where [
K
+
]
0
and [
Cl
-
]
0
are the bulk ion concentration, and the virtual density of
states
N
K
þ
and
N
Cl
are given by
ph
2
m
K
þ
kT
2
m
Cl
kT
2
N
K
þ
¼
; N
Cl
¼
:
(7.21)
2
2
ph
2
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