Chemical potential; valence electron concentration
Mr. Saha,
The topic of the question is basic thremodynamics:
chemical potential = f(free enthalpy).
Free enthalpy is determined by the number of particles if there are added or removed a selected number of particles keeping other number of particles.
Please look at the following book to get the potential relationship in your useful form:
"Structure and Dynamics of Membranes: Generic and Specific Interactions", edited by R. Lipowsky
Hi!
Ionizing potential is strongly related to a number of valence electron
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