Abstract
AMONG the gifts which the older science of physical chemistry gave to chemists, undoubtedly the graphical treatment of heterogeneous equilibria, founded on the phase law of Gibbs, will always occupy a prominent position. Begun and extensively developed by Roozeboom and van't Hoff, this most valuable and elegant branch of science has been carried on in a masterly fashion by Schreinemakers. Special and most important developments of it are due also to Cohen and to Smits.
The Principles of the Phase Theory. Heterogeneous Equilibria between Salts and their Aqueous Solutions.
By Dr. Douglas A. Clibbens. Pp. xx + 382. (London: Macmillan and Co., Ltd., 1920.) 25s. net.
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The Principles of the Phase Theory Heterogeneous Equilibria between Salts and their Aqueous Solutions . Nature 108, 171–172 (1921). https://doi.org/10.1038/108171a0
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