Add to ORKGThe fact of the instability of lead iodide at moderately high temperatures is well known. This work was undertaken in order to discover, if possible, the degree of dissociation, its change with the temperature, and to collect any other important facts connected with the equilibrium
In the present work, some fundamental aspects of the formation of gaseous lead hydride from aqueous ...
SnII and PhII are found to be more hydrolysed in aqueous solution than some other divalent ions of c...
In the present work, some fundamental aspects of the formation of gaseous lead hydride from aqueous ...
Although considerable work was done in 1924 by N. B. l Reynolds on the equilibrium between Lead, Lea...
The equilibrium in the reduction of solid lead sulphide by hydrogen gas was studied by means of the ...
With a reference to the formulae employed in chemical thermodynamics , available data on thermodynam...
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Solubility may be considered as a measure of the stability of a crystal. A salt will dissolve when...
Thesis (B.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Chemistry, 1912.MIT copy bound with: ...
Everything we hear, see, smell, taste, and touch involves intricate series of chemical reactions and...
Everything we hear, see, smell, taste, and touch involves intricate series of chemical reactions and...
It is the aim of the present paper to determine the thermodynamic properties of sulphur dissolved in...
The thermodynamic approach to the problem of the determination of properties of solutions does not r...
The following investigation was undertaken to ascertain whether the well-known conductivity in many ...
Weight gains due to the iodination of silver, copper, and lead films have been measured in the tempe...
In the present work, some fundamental aspects of the formation of gaseous lead hydride from aqueous ...
SnII and PhII are found to be more hydrolysed in aqueous solution than some other divalent ions of c...
In the present work, some fundamental aspects of the formation of gaseous lead hydride from aqueous ...
Although considerable work was done in 1924 by N. B. l Reynolds on the equilibrium between Lead, Lea...
The equilibrium in the reduction of solid lead sulphide by hydrogen gas was studied by means of the ...
With a reference to the formulae employed in chemical thermodynamics , available data on thermodynam...
NOTE: Text or symbols not renderable in plain ASCII are indicated by [...]. Abstract is included in...
Solubility may be considered as a measure of the stability of a crystal. A salt will dissolve when...
Thesis (B.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Chemistry, 1912.MIT copy bound with: ...
Everything we hear, see, smell, taste, and touch involves intricate series of chemical reactions and...
Everything we hear, see, smell, taste, and touch involves intricate series of chemical reactions and...
It is the aim of the present paper to determine the thermodynamic properties of sulphur dissolved in...
The thermodynamic approach to the problem of the determination of properties of solutions does not r...
The following investigation was undertaken to ascertain whether the well-known conductivity in many ...
Weight gains due to the iodination of silver, copper, and lead films have been measured in the tempe...
In the present work, some fundamental aspects of the formation of gaseous lead hydride from aqueous ...
SnII and PhII are found to be more hydrolysed in aqueous solution than some other divalent ions of c...
In the present work, some fundamental aspects of the formation of gaseous lead hydride from aqueous ...