Dissociation as measured by the freezing point lowering and by conductivity--Bearing on the hydrate theory.
Subtitle: The composition of the hydrates formed by a number of electrolytes ...
Publisher: Eschenbach Printing Company
Published: 1907
Place of publication: Easton, Pa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 77
Subjects: Solution (Chemistry); Hydrates; Electolytes, Conductivity of
Table of contents: title: Acknowledgment
pagenum: 4; title: Historical
pagenum: 5; title: Five Lines of Evidence for the Existence of Hydrates in Aqueous Solutions
pagenum: 6; title: Conductivity
pagenum: 18; title: Object of this Investigation
pagenum: 21; title: Experimental
pagenum: 21; title: Conductivity
pagenum: 23; title: Specific Gravity
pagenum: 23; title: Volumetric Apparatus
pagenum: 24; title: Solutions
pagenum: 24; title: Water
pagenum: 24; title: Calculations for the Composition of Hydrates
pagenum: 24; title: Calcium Chloride
pagenum: 26; title: Strontium Chloride
pagenum: 30; title: Magnesium Chloride
pagenum: 32; title: Barium Chloride
pagenum: 34; title: Calcium Nitrate
pagenum: 36; title: Strontium Nitrate
pagenum: 38; title: Magnesium Nitrate
pagenum: 40; title: Barium Nitrate
pagenum: 41; title: Barium Bromide
pagenum: 43; title: Barium Iodide
pagenum: 44; title: Cobalt Chloride
pagenum: 44; title: Cobalt Nitrate
pagenum: 47; title: Copper Chloride
pagenum: 50; title: Copper Nitrate
pagenum: 52; title: Nickel Nitrate
pagenum: 53; title: Aluminium Chloride
pagenum: 58; title: Sodium Bromide
pagenum: 60; title: Hydrochloric Acid
pagenum: 63; title: Nitric Acid
pagenum: 65; title: Sulphuric Acid
pagenum: 66; title: Discussion
pagenum: 68; title: Summary
pagenum: 75; title: Biography
pagenum: 78