Lectures On the Method of Science
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Crystalline form is some guarantee of chemical purity, and helps the chemist in separating compounds. Now though the body con- sists of water to the extent of more than half its weight, its carbon-compounds are for the most part not dissolved but exist in a kind of particulate suspension. Unlike those of the rock, they will not crystallize out ; and they contain not definite but variable proportions of water. They do not carry electrical charges in the same way, they do not exert the same press...ures or exhibit the same tensions. They offer much greater difficulty to present methods of chemical research. They are in a state which is termed colloidal. Not that the living body is devoid of those simpler chemical compounds which are characteristic of the inanimate world. The living body contains colloids mixed with dilute solutions of crystalloids. And this commingling renders the matter still more intricate.
How largely the working of the body is a chemical problem is signalized by the vast effect upon it of minute quantities of certain substances acting chemically within it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crystalline form is some guarantee of chemical purity, and helps the chemist in separating compounds. Now though the body con- sists of water to the extent of more than half its weight, its carbon-compounds are for the most part not dissolved but exist in a kind of particulate suspension. Unlike those of the rock, they will not crystallize out ; and they contain not definite but variable proportions of water. They do not carry electrical charges in the same way, they do not exert the same press...ures or exhibit the same tensions. They offer much greater difficulty to present methods of chemical research. They are in a state which is termed colloidal. Not that the living body is devoid of those simpler chemical compounds which are characteristic of the inanimate world. The living body contains colloids mixed with dilute solutions of crystalloids. And this commingling renders the matter still more intricate.
How largely the working of the body is a chemical problem is signalized by the vast effect upon it of minute quantities of certain substances acting chemically within it.
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