Equilibrium studies in the system AgBr- (K,Na) Br- (K,Na) NO₃ at 280C̊ and the significance of solvation effects in the interpretation of data on silver halide complexation in nitrate melts

Equilibrium studies in the system AgBr- (K,Na) Br- (K,Na) NO₃ at 280C̊ and the significance of solvation effects in the interpretation of data on silver halide complexation in nitrate melts

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