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Vol 2 Iss. 5
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Interesting examples of complex disperse systems

Authors:
P. P. von-Weymarn
Date submitted:
1909-11-15
Date accepted:
1910-01-16
Date published:
1910-05-01

Abstract

As I have previously proven, when mixing sufficiently concentrated reacting solutions, any body that is slightly soluble in the selected dispersion medium is obtained in the form of a coarse jelly. The general situation is as follows: by changing the rate of condensation of molecules W, any body, regardless of its chemical and physical properties (such as chemical composition, solubility, etc.) can be obtained in crystals of any degree of dispersion, both very large and negligible.

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