Surface Tension And Surface Energy And Their Influence On Chemical Phenomena
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440 3-83 Water ... 75 48 Benzene . 28 92 Ethyl alcohol . 21*6 105 Ethyl ether . . 16 190 Acetic acid . . 23 88 Glycerine . 65 52 While the general trend of the figures is as we predicted, we find that, for instance, acetic acid and glycerine exhibit considerable anomalies. These are liquids known from other evidence to be highly i6 SURFACE TENSION AND associated ; if we exclude such associated liquids the agreement is improved, although even then the product a- fi is not a constant. Richards an...d Matthews have found that for a fair number of ft mol. 6T 2. 0 1. 0 75 100% H t Q FIG. 5.
liquids (covering, however, only a small range of o) the product
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
440 3-83 Water ... 75 48 Benzene . 28 92 Ethyl alcohol . 21*6 105 Ethyl ether . . 16 190 Acetic acid . . 23 88 Glycerine . 65 52 While the general trend of the figures is as we predicted, we find that, for instance, acetic acid and glycerine exhibit considerable anomalies. These are liquids known from other evidence to be highly i6 SURFACE TENSION AND associated ; if we exclude such associated liquids the agreement is improved, although even then the product a- fi is not a constant. Richards an...d Matthews have found that for a fair number of ft mol. 6T 2. 0 1. 0 75 100% H t Q FIG. 5.
liquids (covering, however, only a small range of o) the product
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