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Page 1072
... formation of the reactive species in solution was obtained which can be applied to determine unknown heats of formation . Arguments are advanced for bromine trifluoride as the reactive entity in solution , but the validity of the method ...
... formation of the reactive species in solution was obtained which can be applied to determine unknown heats of formation . Arguments are advanced for bromine trifluoride as the reactive entity in solution , but the validity of the method ...
Page 1074
... formation of iodine pentafluoride was re - determined by hydrolysis re- actions but since the value is so dependent on that of aqueous hydrogen fluoride solutions a new value determined by direct fluorination of iodine is preferred ...
... formation of iodine pentafluoride was re - determined by hydrolysis re- actions but since the value is so dependent on that of aqueous hydrogen fluoride solutions a new value determined by direct fluorination of iodine is preferred ...
Page 1076
... formation of which have been determined in Part I. With potassium sulphate , the reactions for which the heats have been measured were : 6K2SO4 + 4 ( BrF3 ) = 6 ( KF ) + K2SO4 + 2HSOF = The first was derived indirectly from the mean ...
... formation of which have been determined in Part I. With potassium sulphate , the reactions for which the heats have been measured were : 6K2SO4 + 4 ( BrF3 ) = 6 ( KF ) + K2SO4 + 2HSOF = The first was derived indirectly from the mean ...
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Dolcetti G See Peloso A 1506 | 1031 |
Structures of cyclic amides Part III Thio and selenolactams | 1033 |
Equilibria in solutions which contain a metal ion and an aminoacid | 1039 |
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