Experimental implementation of the mechanical method for producing dispersoid solutions
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Abstract
This method is all the more interesting because, compared with other methods for producing dispersoid solutions, it has many advantages, of which we point out: Its amazing simplicity. No foreign electrolytes in the solution. Complete certainty of the resulting systems from the qualitative, and possibly also from the quantitative side, and their purity in this sense.
References
- For the theory of mechanical grinding, see P. P. von Weimarn. Kolloid. Zeitschr. 2 (1908). Kolloidch. Beihefte 4 (1913).
- Grundzüge I, 119 u. folg. и Koll. Zeitschr. 9, 208 (1911).
- H. Bechhold. Zeitschzr. f. phys. Chem. 64. 342 (1908).
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