The Story of the Five Elements
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Just as a place on the earth's surface is exactly fixed by its latitude and longitude, so the freezing-point of Temperature in degrees C.
BFig. 36. Formation'of^a cryohydrate.
-i-o u -0-5 o a solution of a definite Hncrr^ooe. F strength can be com- pletely indicated by a point, as in Fig. 36. The curve joining the various points shows at a glance the whole variation of the freezing-point as the solution is strengthened. Such a curve is A c, which was constructed from experi- ments on a solution... of potassium chlorate. On the same diagram we can also place the curve B c, which indicates the amount of the substance that can be dissolved at the various temperatures. These two curves intersect at c, and evidently c stands at the eutectic temperature. For that point is on A c, and 164 FREEZING OF SOLUTIONS therefore tells us that ice is forming ; it is also on B c, which is the curve of the saturated solution. In other words, c is the point at which the solution is both saturated and freezing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just as a place on the earth's surface is exactly fixed by its latitude and longitude, so the freezing-point of Temperature in degrees C.
BFig. 36. Formation'of^a cryohydrate.
-i-o u -0-5 o a solution of a definite Hncrr^ooe. F strength can be com- pletely indicated by a point, as in Fig. 36. The curve joining the various points shows at a glance the whole variation of the freezing-point as the solution is strengthened. Such a curve is A c, which was constructed from experi- ments on a solution... of potassium chlorate. On the same diagram we can also place the curve B c, which indicates the amount of the substance that can be dissolved at the various temperatures. These two curves intersect at c, and evidently c stands at the eutectic temperature. For that point is on A c, and 164 FREEZING OF SOLUTIONS therefore tells us that ice is forming ; it is also on B c, which is the curve of the saturated solution. In other words, c is the point at which the solution is both saturated and freezing.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward William Edmunds to read onlineMoreLess
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