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THE measurement of partition isotherms of a number of vapours in a variety of non-volatile liquids commonly used in gas liquid chromatography has been previously reported1; however, these systems are characterized by the fact that the vapour is soluble at all concentrations. We wish to indicate that the method can be extended to study partial solubility.
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FREEGUARD, G., SMITH, D. Absorption of Vapours and Partial Solubility. Nature 201, 1025–1026 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1038/2011025a0
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