The Fitness of the Environment : An Inquiry Into the Biological Significance of the Properties of Matter
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These so-called ions are the source of nearly all the electrical phenomena of solu- tion, whether in batteries, in the manifesta- tions of animal electricity, or in simple con- duction through an aqueous solution. But the more familiar electrochemical processes are by no means the only results of ioniza- tion. An infinite number of chemical inter- actions between dissociated bodies follow inevitably. These changes are not, to be sure, decisive and irreversible, but balanced actions, which, howe...ver, vastly increase the variety of substances that exist in water.
Let us consider, for example, a system which has been made by dissolving in water the simple salts sodium chloride, NaCl, potas- sium bromide, KBr, and lithium iodide, Lil.
According to the ionization hypothesis, more than half of the molecules of every one of these salts will at once dissociate into ions as follows : — NaCl = Na + Cl KBr=K:+Br LiI = Li + i These reactions are balanced, and it is confidently believed that the ions are con- 120 THE FITNESS OF THE ENVIRONMENT stantly recombining to form molecules and the molecules constantly dissociating once more to form ions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These so-called ions are the source of nearly all the electrical phenomena of solu- tion, whether in batteries, in the manifesta- tions of animal electricity, or in simple con- duction through an aqueous solution. But the more familiar electrochemical processes are by no means the only results of ioniza- tion. An infinite number of chemical inter- actions between dissociated bodies follow inevitably. These changes are not, to be sure, decisive and irreversible, but balanced actions, which, howe...ver, vastly increase the variety of substances that exist in water.
Let us consider, for example, a system which has been made by dissolving in water the simple salts sodium chloride, NaCl, potas- sium bromide, KBr, and lithium iodide, Lil.
According to the ionization hypothesis, more than half of the molecules of every one of these salts will at once dissociate into ions as follows : — NaCl = Na + Cl KBr=K:+Br LiI = Li + i These reactions are balanced, and it is confidently believed that the ions are con- 120 THE FITNESS OF THE ENVIRONMENT stantly recombining to form molecules and the molecules constantly dissociating once more to form ions.
What to read after The Fitness of the Environment : An Inquiry Into the Biological Significance of the Properties of Matter?
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