1949
DOI: 10.1021/j150471a020
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Diffusion and Osmotic Coefficients, Conductivity, Membrane Analyses, and the Determination of Micellar Charge and Composition in Some Colloidal Electrolytes.

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“…Stock (Battersea Polytechnic, London) (communicated) : We should like to raise some points concerning the work of Despik and Hills on electro-osmotic transport. The nature of the electrodes used is not stated, but whether these were reversible or not, the value of ANsolvent (anode) in table 5 is incorrect; if the electrodes were reversible to OH-, the value of A Vsolvent (cathode) is also incorrect. With inert irreversible electrodes the result of the passage of 1 faraday is, in respect of water, the loss of 1 mole in the cathode compartment and a gain of 0.5 mole in the anode compartment.…”
Section: Ax Z122e2kmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Stock (Battersea Polytechnic, London) (communicated) : We should like to raise some points concerning the work of Despik and Hills on electro-osmotic transport. The nature of the electrodes used is not stated, but whether these were reversible or not, the value of ANsolvent (anode) in table 5 is incorrect; if the electrodes were reversible to OH-, the value of A Vsolvent (cathode) is also incorrect. With inert irreversible electrodes the result of the passage of 1 faraday is, in respect of water, the loss of 1 mole in the cathode compartment and a gain of 0.5 mole in the anode compartment.…”
Section: Ax Z122e2kmentioning
confidence: 99%