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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume I

Note 52 — Chapter I · ON WATER AND ITS COMPOUNDS

George Kamensky translation

Fritzsche showed that solutions of certain colouring matters yield colourless ice, which clearly proves the passage of water only into a solid state, without any intermixture of the substance dissolved, although the possibility of the admixture in certain other cases cannot be denied.

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