The Conductance of Aqueous Solutions of Iodic Acid And the Limiting Value of the
The Conductance of Aqueous Solutions of Iodic Acid And the Limiting Value of the
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The values given are the averages of all the readings taken.
Temperature. The temperatures of 18 and 25 were established by means of 2 Beckmann thermometers which had been calibrated against a platinum resistance thermometer. 8 A series -of comparisons were made over a range of temperatures in the neighborhood of the temperatures in question and the results were plotted in order to determine the readings at 18 and 25. The temperature interval from 18 to 25, which had been used previous to this ...calibration, was found to be correct to 0. 01. The final calibration was found to agree exactly with the reading of a mercury thermometer which had been calibrated by the Reichsanstalt in 1910.
Density Measurements. In order to reduce the concentrations to a volume normal basis, it was necessary to determine the density of iodic acid solutions. The results of these measurements are given in Table V and are shown graphically in Fig. 4. The results of Heydweiller and Groschuff, made at 18 and 0, respectively, and reduced to 25, are also shown on the figure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The values given are the averages of all the readings taken.
Temperature. The temperatures of 18 and 25 were established by means of 2 Beckmann thermometers which had been calibrated against a platinum resistance thermometer. 8 A series -of comparisons were made over a range of temperatures in the neighborhood of the temperatures in question and the results were plotted in order to determine the readings at 18 and 25. The temperature interval from 18 to 25, which had been used previous to this ...calibration, was found to be correct to 0. 01. The final calibration was found to agree exactly with the reading of a mercury thermometer which had been calibrated by the Reichsanstalt in 1910.
Density Measurements. In order to reduce the concentrations to a volume normal basis, it was necessary to determine the density of iodic acid solutions. The results of these measurements are given in Table V and are shown graphically in Fig. 4. The results of Heydweiller and Groschuff, made at 18 and 0, respectively, and reduced to 25, are also shown on the figure.
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