Studies on solution in its relation to light absorption, conductivity, viscosity, and hydrolysis
Subtitle: a report upon a number of experimental investigations carried out in the laboratory of the late Professor Harry C. Jones
By: comp. by Paul B. Davis.
Contributors: Jones, Harry Clary, 1865-1916
Series: Carnegie institution of Washington.  Publication no. 260
Publisher: Carnegie institution of Washington
Published: 1918
Place of publication: [Washington, D.C.]
Subjects: Solution (chemistry)
Table of contents: value: The absorption coefficient of solution for monochromatic radiation, by E.O. Hulbert and J.F. Hutchinson. - The conductivity and viscosity of certain organic and inorganic salts in formamid and in mixtures of formamid with ethyl alcohol, by P.B. Davis and H.I. Johnson. - A note on the viscosity of caesium salts in glycerol-water mixtures, by P.B. Davis. - A study of the electrical conductance of the sodium salts of certain organic acids in absolute ethyl alcohol at 15 [degrees], 25 [degrees], and 35 [degrees], by H.H. Lloyd and A.M. Pardee. - A study of the dissociating powers of free and of combined water, by G.F. Ordeman. - The difference in chemical activity of free and semi-combined water as illustrated by the effect of neutral salts on the hydrolysis of acetic anhydride, by G.C. Connolly.