Dissociation As Measured By the Freezing Point Lowering And By Conductivity Bea
Dissociation As Measured By the Freezing Point Lowering And By Conductivity Bea
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084 O. IO . 012614 1012. 614 I3-450 999. 164 0. 263 0. 20 . 030991 1030. 991 33-625 997. 366 0. 263 0. 50 051479 1061. 479 67. 25 994. 229 0-57 0-75 . 090912 1090. 91 100. 87 990-037 0-99 I. OO . 120249 1120. 24 134-5 985 - 749 1. 42 1. 50 . 177618 1177. 61 201. 75 975. 868 2. 41 2. 0 234551 1234. 55 269. 0 965. 55 3-44 Table XLV I. Hydrates.
m.
a.
L.
b\m.
L'.
M.
H.
O.
05 79 98 4 8352 4 9888 4. 9871 i 693 33-85 0.
075 77 . 72 4 4 9433 4. 9392 2 . 116 28. 21 0.
IO 75 17 4 6563 4 8665 4. 8695 2 3...54 23-54 0.
20 66 -83 4 3460 4 8949 4. 8821 6 . 091 24-36 0.
50 57 . 56 4 0012 5.
3384 5 - 3076 13 . 67 27-34 0.
75 50 . 86 3 7519 & 6611 5-5748 18 -17 24. 22 I .
oo 45 . 00 3 5340 5- 9945 5. 9088 22 -33 22. 33 I .
50 34 . 84 3 1560 6.
7370 6. 5747 26 . 66 17. 78 2.
00 26 30 2.
8383 7- 6470 7-3836 34 . 20 17. 10 I Am. Chem.
J. , 35 \, 576 (1905).
52 Copper Nitrate.
The mother solution of the salt was diluted to convenient strength and the copper determined electrolytically.
Copper nitrate crystallizes with 6 molecules of water and, therefore, should give us hydration of the same order of mag- nitude as that found for the nitrate of cobalt and nickel, which crystallize with the same amount of water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
084 O. IO . 012614 1012. 614 I3-450 999. 164 0. 263 0. 20 . 030991 1030. 991 33-625 997. 366 0. 263 0. 50 051479 1061. 479 67. 25 994. 229 0-57 0-75 . 090912 1090. 91 100. 87 990-037 0-99 I. OO . 120249 1120. 24 134-5 985 - 749 1. 42 1. 50 . 177618 1177. 61 201. 75 975. 868 2. 41 2. 0 234551 1234. 55 269. 0 965. 55 3-44 Table XLV I. Hydrates.
m.
a.
L.
b\m.
L'.
M.
H.
O.
05 79 98 4 8352 4 9888 4. 9871 i 693 33-85 0.
075 77 . 72 4 4 9433 4. 9392 2 . 116 28. 21 0.
IO 75 17 4 6563 4 8665 4. 8695 2 3...54 23-54 0.
20 66 -83 4 3460 4 8949 4. 8821 6 . 091 24-36 0.
50 57 . 56 4 0012 5.
3384 5 - 3076 13 . 67 27-34 0.
75 50 . 86 3 7519 & 6611 5-5748 18 -17 24. 22 I .
oo 45 . 00 3 5340 5- 9945 5. 9088 22 -33 22. 33 I .
50 34 . 84 3 1560 6.
7370 6. 5747 26 . 66 17. 78 2.
00 26 30 2.
8383 7- 6470 7-3836 34 . 20 17. 10 I Am. Chem.
J. , 35 \, 576 (1905).
52 Copper Nitrate.
The mother solution of the salt was diluted to convenient strength and the copper determined electrolytically.
Copper nitrate crystallizes with 6 molecules of water and, therefore, should give us hydration of the same order of mag- nitude as that found for the nitrate of cobalt and nickel, which crystallize with the same amount of water.
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