The New Physics And Its Evolution
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[7] [Footnote 7: Mr Preston thus puts it: "The law [of correspondingstates] seems to be not quite, but very nearly true for thesesubstances [_i. E. _ the halogen derivatives of benzene]; but in thecase of the other substances examined, the majority of thesegeneralizations were either only roughly true or altogether departedfrom" (_Theory of Heat_, London, 1904, p. 514. )--ED. ] If in the study of the statics of a simple fluid the experimentalresults are already complex, we ought to expect much ...greaterdifficulties when we come to deal with mixtures; still the problem hasbeen approached, and many points are already cleared up.
Mixed fluids may first of all be regarded as composed of a largenumber of invariable particles. In this particularly simple case M. Van der Waals has established a characteristic equation of themixtures which is founded on mechanical considerations. Variousverifications of this formula have been effected, and it has, inparticular, been the object of very important remarks by M.
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[7] [Footnote 7: Mr Preston thus puts it: "The law [of correspondingstates] seems to be not quite, but very nearly true for thesesubstances [_i. E. _ the halogen derivatives of benzene]; but in thecase of the other substances examined, the majority of thesegeneralizations were either only roughly true or altogether departedfrom" (_Theory of Heat_, London, 1904, p. 514. )--ED. ] If in the study of the statics of a simple fluid the experimentalresults are already complex, we ought to expect much ...greaterdifficulties when we come to deal with mixtures; still the problem hasbeen approached, and many points are already cleared up.
Mixed fluids may first of all be regarded as composed of a largenumber of invariable particles. In this particularly simple case M. Van der Waals has established a characteristic equation of themixtures which is founded on mechanical considerations. Variousverifications of this formula have been effected, and it has, inparticular, been the object of very important remarks by M.
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