absorption spectra of solutions as studied by means of the radiomicrometer.
Subtitle: The conductivities, dissociations, and viscosities of solutions of electrolytes in aqueous, non-aqueous, and mixed solvents.
By: By Harry C. Jones and collaborators.
Series: Carnegie's institution of Washington.  Publication no. 210
Publisher: Carnegie institution of Washington
Published: 1915
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Subjects: Absorption s; Electrolytes -- Conduc; Solution (chem
Table of contents: title: The absorption spectra of aqueous solutions of hydrated and non-hydrated salts, as studied by means of the radiomicrometer, by E.J. Shaeffer and M.G. Paulus.-  Conductivities, temperature coefficients of conductivity, dissociations, and constants of certain organic acids in aqueous solutions, by L.D. Smith.-  A preliminary study of the conductivity of certain organic acids in ethyl alcohol at 1©®5 , 2©®5 , and 3©®5 , by E.P. Wightman and J.B. Wiesel.-  The conductivity and viscosity of solutions of potassium iodide and sodium iodide in mixtures of ethyl alcohol and water, by E.P. Wightman, P.B. Davis, and A. Holmes.- Conductivity and viscosity of solutions of rubidium salts in mixtures of acetone and water, by P.B. Davis andH. Hughes.-  The conductivity and viscosity of certain rubidium and ammonium salts in ternary mixtures of glycerol, acetone, and water at 1©®5 , 2©®5 , and 3©®5 , by P.B. Davis and W.S. Putnam.-  Discussion of evidence on the solvate theory of solution obtained in the laboratories of the Johns Hopkins university.- Bibliography (p. 19