1931
DOI: 10.1002/zaac.19311970123
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Oxydhydrate und aktive Oxyde. XL. Das System Blei(II)oxyd/Wasser

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“…This cumulative effect is most evident in certain macropolymers of seemingly well-known chemical constitution. 3 For example, poly-isobutylene, (-CH2-CMe2-)x, is a saturated paraffin of great chain length which should be ideal. The strong curvature in the function of its solutions in ligroin (Fig.…”
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“…This cumulative effect is most evident in certain macropolymers of seemingly well-known chemical constitution. 3 For example, poly-isobutylene, (-CH2-CMe2-)x, is a saturated paraffin of great chain length which should be ideal. The strong curvature in the function of its solutions in ligroin (Fig.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ideal Mixtures and Temperature Functions of Mineral Oils.-Various oils, including paraffinic and naphthenic types, were first examined as to ideality in mixture with low-viscosity diluents. The solvents used were technical heptane (Eastman), ligroin, kerosene, etc., which are composed of normal hydrocarbons and known to be ideal.1 (3) Irany, This Joobnal, 61 1734 (1939). Most paraffinic oils have non-ideal functions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%