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The work referred to also brought to light many examples of
abnormal behaviour. 2. Having examined it carefully, wc found out that
the gas under investigation exhibited anomalous behaviour. 3. The
abnormal osmotic pressures can be explained by the hypothesis of a
hydrolytic decomposition. 4. To conclude, there arc two features of high
abnormal chcmical reactivity. S. If the temperature is raised, a small amount
of phenol must be added in order to produce a separation of liquid.
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water is added to ether, solution will not occur. 7. Shown in the following
table is the degree of agreement between the two sets of values.
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experimental facts wc obtained arc in agreement with the law. 9. And to
sum up, the pressure must be considered in agreement with the modem
kinetic theory. 10. If wc prepare some HgCd alloys and allow the alloy to
reach the ordinary temperature, it will generally solidify provided enough
Cd is present.
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. Other conditions being equal, the dissociation theory is
in good agreement with these observations. 12. The agreement between
the final columns shows the hydrolysis of the salt to have practically
disappeared. 13. The results of several methods to be described later arc in
satisfactory agreement. 14. If a solid be allowed to cool down, it becomes
heterogeneous. 15. a- and P-rays were found to consist of pulsations
analogous to Rdntgcn rays. 16. Though somewhat different, analogous
behaviour may be observed in the case of the gaseous system. 17. It follows
from the above that the case is analogous to a mixture of alcohol and
water. 18. Returning to van’t H offs argument, it will be remembered that
the striking feature of his argument is that he actually calculated the normal
constant for substanccs dissolved in a given solvent. 19. To understand
Arrhenius’ argument more clcarly, it is ncccssary that wc should refer to
the work of Kohlrauch. 20. The gas law has been seen to apply only to
dilute solutions. 21. With the help of the kinetic theory applied to the
thermal expansion, one can calculate that the absolute zero is -273°C.
22. Applying the law of mass action, the following equation was obtained.
23. The values given below arc calculatcd on the assumption that
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gram-
molcculc of the substancc under examination is dissolved in
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litres of
water. 24. This assumption is shown to be quite inadequate. 25. The formula
quoted earlier is based on a number of assumptions which restrict its
applicability. 26. It has been shown experimentally that this assumption is
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a correct one in the inorganic colloids examined. 27. Further assumptions
were made about the electrical work required for the vibration of the