Note 320 — Chapter VIII · SIMULTANEOUS CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL EQUILIBRIUM.—THE SOLUBILITY- OR ION-PRODUCT.
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In the most exact quantitative work, as demanded in the determinations of atomic weights, every known loss must, as far as possible, be measured and taken into account. Beautiful instances of such work are found in T. W. Richards' classic determinations of atomic weights. See, for instance, Richards, Carnegie Institution Publications, No. 125 (1910), Determinations of the Atomic Weights of Silver, Lithium and Chlorine (Stud.).