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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume I

Note 51 — Chapter I · ON WATER AND ITS COMPOUNDS

George Kamensky translation

If, in the example of common salt, the fall of tension be divided by the tension of water, a figure is obtained which is nearly 105 times less than the magnitude of the fall of temperature of formation of ice. This correlation was theoretically deduced by Goldberg, on the basis of the application of the mechanical theory of heat, and is repeated by many investigated solutions.

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