Lecture

Introduction & Conductive Solutions

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of bio-nano-chip design, focusing on conductive solutions, electrolytic solutions, ionic solutions, and the principles of conductivity in different types of solutions. It also delves into the importance of equilibrium constants, pH levels, and the behavior of weak and hard electrolytes in various solutions.

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