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... c.c. of water Temp . before mixing 15.52 164.5 c.c. of water . after " " 99 14.44 Decrease 1.08 C. deg . E.M.F. with Cd + Pt at 18 ° C. The saturated solution = • 9930 Volt . Volt . Water The diluted solution = ' 850 Mean E.M.F. by ...
... c.c. of water Temp . before mixing 15.52 164.5 c.c. of water . after " " 99 14.44 Decrease 1.08 C. deg . E.M.F. with Cd + Pt at 18 ° C. The saturated solution = • 9930 Volt . Volt . Water The diluted solution = ' 850 Mean E.M.F. by ...
Page 161
... water | Temp . before mixing 14.98 46 c.c. of water . after 14.84 99 99 Decrease • 14 C. deg . E.M.F. with Cd + Pt at 18 ° C. Volt . Volt . The strong solution = ' 9815 Water The diluted solution = 850 Mean E.M.F. by weight = ' 9356 ...
... water | Temp . before mixing 14.98 46 c.c. of water . after 14.84 99 99 Decrease • 14 C. deg . E.M.F. with Cd + Pt at 18 ° C. Volt . Volt . The strong solution = ' 9815 Water The diluted solution = 850 Mean E.M.F. by weight = ' 9356 ...
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... Water . The acid was sufficiently diluted to prevent the formation of a definite hydrate by chemical union . C. 30 c.c. of H2SO4 in 20 c.c. of water Temp . before mixing 13.0 20 c.c. of water after 24.0 99 99 Increase 110 C. deg ...
... Water . The acid was sufficiently diluted to prevent the formation of a definite hydrate by chemical union . C. 30 c.c. of H2SO4 in 20 c.c. of water Temp . before mixing 13.0 20 c.c. of water after 24.0 99 99 Increase 110 C. deg ...
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