Transactions of the Canadian Institute
Transactions of the Canadian Institute
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To test the rate of ascent of water by the rate of ascent of lithium in solution will lead to error, as has been proved by actual experiment, and as is inferred from experiments with other solutions which produce a precipitate (see Fig. 9).
A leaf whose petiole is in a solution does not absorb the solution in quite the same way as does a filter paper. The solution in the case of living leaves extends over the leaf so that the area affected is sym- metrical to the whole leaf (Fig. 9 B, and Photo.... 1-6). With the filter paper the solution extends equally in all directions without any regard to the outline, commencing at what represents the base of the leaf (Fjg. 9).
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[Vol. VIL Where the solution was not of such a nature as that of strong acids or alkalies, but where it followed the veins, it was found that the distances from the base of the leaf to the extreme point of discolourization along each vein was proportional to the total length of the vein, causing the solution to reach the margin of the leaf at all points about the same time (Photos, i, 2, 3).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To test the rate of ascent of water by the rate of ascent of lithium in solution will lead to error, as has been proved by actual experiment, and as is inferred from experiments with other solutions which produce a precipitate (see Fig. 9).
A leaf whose petiole is in a solution does not absorb the solution in quite the same way as does a filter paper. The solution in the case of living leaves extends over the leaf so that the area affected is sym- metrical to the whole leaf (Fig. 9 B, and Photo.... 1-6). With the filter paper the solution extends equally in all directions without any regard to the outline, commencing at what represents the base of the leaf (Fjg. 9).
3o6 Transactions of the Canadian Institute.
[Vol. VIL Where the solution was not of such a nature as that of strong acids or alkalies, but where it followed the veins, it was found that the distances from the base of the leaf to the extreme point of discolourization along each vein was proportional to the total length of the vein, causing the solution to reach the margin of the leaf at all points about the same time (Photos, i, 2, 3).
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