Note 48 — Chapter III · OSMOTIC PRESSURE AND THE THEORY OF SOLUTION II
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Rigorous developments of the relations between solute and solvent, for dilute and concentrated solutions, have been made by van der Waals, Z. phys. Chem., 5, 133 (1890); van Laar, ibid., 15, 457 (1894); G. N. Lewis, J. Am. Chem. Soc., 30, 675 (1908), and Washburn, ibid., 32, 653 (1910). An admirable review of the theories of osmotic pressure, by Lovelace, will be found in the Am. Chem. J., 39, 546 (1908) (Stud.).