On the vapor-densities of peroxide of nitrogen, formic acid, acetic acid, and perchloride of phosphorus

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Abstract
Acetic acid.-Forthis substance the densities have been calculated by the formula 2'073 (D -2'073) 3520 log (4'146-D)2 = tc+273+logp-ll '349, (12) the constants 3520 and 11'349 being derived from the determinations of Cahours and Blt1eau, which with those of Horstmann and Troost are given in Table IV.The experiments of Cahours and Horstmann were made under atmospheric pressure, those of Horstmann* by the method of Bunsen, those of Cahours presumably by the method of Dumas.The numbers in the first column of the densities observed by Oahours are taken from the twentieth volume (1845) of the Comptes Rendus, except a lew cases, distinguished by parentheses, which are taken from the preceding volume (1844).The numbers in the second column are taken from his Legons de chimie generale elementaire, 1856.These numbers seem to be based in part
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Authors J. W. Gibbs
Journal american journal of science
Year 1879
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10.2475/ajs.s3-18.107.371
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