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" ... whilst the displacement of the liquid is the same at the end of the operation as it was at the beginning. In thus describing the preparation of the saturated solution, we have described an operation of substitution. It is therefore permissible to... "
Experimental researches on the specific gravity and the displacement of some ... - Page 197
by John Young Buchanan - 1912 - 227 pages
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The American Journal of Science, Volume 21; Volume 171

1906 - 540 pages
...which has entered the solution is 20-18-34 grams and the weight of water which has left it is 595-92 grams, whilst the displacement of the liquid is the...substitution. It is therefore permissible to regard solutions as products of substitution. If we give to the above numbers their molecular interpretation,...
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The American Journal of Science, Volume 21; Volume 171

1906 - 534 pages
...which has entered the solution is 2048*34 grams and the weight of water which has left it is 595-92 grams, whilst the displacement of the liquid is the...solution, we have described an operation of substitution. Jt is therefore permissible to regard solutions as products of substitution. If we give to the above...
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Philosophical Magazine

1862 - 1550 pages
...When successive alterations of condition constitute a circular process, the disgregation of the body is the same at the end of the operation as it was at the beginning, and hence the following equation must hold good :— çdZ=0. . . . . . . . (15) Equation (II.) is hereby...
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Accounts Rendered of Work Done and Things Seen

1919 - 520 pages
...entered the solution is 2048-34 grammes and the weight of water which has left it is 595-92 grammes, whilst the displacement of the liquid is the same...substitution. It is therefore permissible to regard solutions as products of substitution. If we give to the above numbers their molecular interpretation,...
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Annals of Medical Practice, Volume 10

1897 - 834 pages
...much as four ounces of blood, and there was a total absence of shock, the pulse being just as good at the end of the operation as it was at the beginning. The same method should, I believe, be applied to all surgical operations involving the cutting of arteries,...
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The Canada Medical Record, Volume 25

1897 - 874 pages
...much as four ounces of blood, and there was a total absence of shock, the pulse being just as good at the end of the operation as it was at the beginning* The same method should, I believe, be applied to all surgical operations involving the cutting of arteries,...
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