The Phase Rule and Its ApplicationsFindlay, Alexander
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The Phase Rule and Its Applications
Findlay, Alexander
Chemistry, Physical and theoretical; Phase rule and equilibrium; Solution (Chemistry)
[401] _Zeitschr. physikal. Chem._, 1895, 17. 153.
[402] _Zeitschr. physikal. Chem._, 1899, 28. 464.
[403] Meyerhoffer and Saunders, _ibid._, p. 466.
[404] See Van Eyk, _Zeitschr. physikal. Chem._, 1899, 30. 446.
[405] See in this connection the volume in this series on
_Electro-chemistry_, by Dr. R. A. Lehfeldt.
[406] Barnes and Cooke, _Journ. Physical Chem._, 1902, 6. 172.
[407] For a description and explanation of these, the reader should consult
the volume in this series by Dr. Lehfeldt on _Electro-chemistry_; and van't
Hoff, _Bildung und Spaltung von Doppelsalzen_, p. 48 _ff._
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Changes made to the printed original.
Pages 30-31. "Fig. 3, p. 27.": 'p. 25." in original. So also page 33, "Fig.
2, p. 27".
Page 57. "pp. 29 and 35": 'pp. 25 and 38" in original.
Page 65. "p. 57.": 'p. 60" in original (twice).
Page 166. "there is the point C_{1}": C' in original.
Page 225. "C is an eutectic point": 'eutetic' in original.
Page 228. "Although this view put forward by Heyn": 'Athough' in original.
Page 232. "the period of constant temperature for the eutectic point c":
'the eutectic point e' in original.
Page 249. "two liquid layers between 13° and 31°": 'betwen' in original.
Page 257. Tables entries 4 and 7. "naphthol": 'napthol' in original.
Page 287. "from which the model is constructed": 'he model' in original.
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