A Study of the Adsorption From Solution From the Standpoint of Capillarity
A Study of the Adsorption From Solution From the Standpoint of Capillarity
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. The 'Specific gravities'' determined are referred to v/ater at 20. 2° - tlie tem/oerature of the thermostat used.
■23- TABLS III V/eight i- HgO /O Jig*.
m •Dvlmon.
//t. Water in. Same pylcnora.
sp. Gr. Sp. Gr.
24. 5580 25. 0562 28. 3097 31. 9565 27. 4695 34. 8865 27. 6961 27. 9759 24. 5436 26. 0519 28. 3136 32. 7633 8. 1129 10. 0060 . 81066 74.
, 5365 1. 00 4. 0499 4. 9960 . 81066 8. 1823 9. 9460 . 82268 79.
. 5057 7. 12 4. 1099 4. 9960 . 82264 4. 1814 4. 9960 . 83695 77, . 6084 14. 79 8. 375...5 10. 0080 . 83690 8. 0522 9. 9460 . 80958 77, . 8327 0. 56 8. 102C 10. 0080 . 80955 4. 0700 4. 9960 . 81465 74, . 6411 3. 01 8. 1530 10. 0080 . 81467 8. 2664 10. 0080 . 82600 78, . 5322 8. 86 4. 1269 4. 9960 . 82604 , 81066 82266 5693 80957 81466 . 82602 Shese values are given on the Graph, which ivould have to "be much enlarged in order to read oi'x accurately the percentage of water from the specific gravity determined. The ^raph is given merely in order to determine some other values later on hy extrapolation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. The 'Specific gravities'' determined are referred to v/ater at 20. 2° - tlie tem/oerature of the thermostat used.
■23- TABLS III V/eight i- HgO /O Jig*.
m •Dvlmon.
//t. Water in. Same pylcnora.
sp. Gr. Sp. Gr.
24. 5580 25. 0562 28. 3097 31. 9565 27. 4695 34. 8865 27. 6961 27. 9759 24. 5436 26. 0519 28. 3136 32. 7633 8. 1129 10. 0060 . 81066 74.
, 5365 1. 00 4. 0499 4. 9960 . 81066 8. 1823 9. 9460 . 82268 79.
. 5057 7. 12 4. 1099 4. 9960 . 82264 4. 1814 4. 9960 . 83695 77, . 6084 14. 79 8. 375...5 10. 0080 . 83690 8. 0522 9. 9460 . 80958 77, . 8327 0. 56 8. 102C 10. 0080 . 80955 4. 0700 4. 9960 . 81465 74, . 6411 3. 01 8. 1530 10. 0080 . 81467 8. 2664 10. 0080 . 82600 78, . 5322 8. 86 4. 1269 4. 9960 . 82604 , 81066 82266 5693 80957 81466 . 82602 Shese values are given on the Graph, which ivould have to "be much enlarged in order to read oi'x accurately the percentage of water from the specific gravity determined. The ^raph is given merely in order to determine some other values later on hy extrapolation.
What to read after A Study of the Adsorption From Solution From the Standpoint of Capillarity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norman Fitzhugh Eberman to read onlineMoreLess
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