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The Organism as a Whole, from a Physicochemical Viewpoint

Note 97 — Chapter V

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It is necessary to call atten­tion to the fact that sugar solu­tions of a high concentra­tion (e. g., m solu­tions) have a much higher osmotic pressure than that which they should have theoretically (Lord Berkeley and Hartley). Delage by ignoring this fact has misinterpreted his experi­ments with sugar solu­tions. See Lloyd, D. J., Arch. f. Entwcklngsmech., 1914, xxxviii., 402.

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