Cooke, Josiah Parsons, 1827-1894 · Boston, Little, Brown and Company · leaf 412
called an osmometer. Itmay be constructed in various ways,but as represented in Fig. 330 it con-sists of a membranous bag or bladderopening into a glass tube, to which itis fastened hermetically. The bladderis filled with a concentrated solutionof common salt, ^nd suspended in ajar filled with pure… … * Grahams Chemistry, Vol. II. p. 614. t Ibid., p. 610. Ui-sM*^.^v^ ff IiJtSMl Uyiff ti-1 (UrijLc^ }ti^t^^!mii^o . ^ 1 - ^f 388 CHEMICAL PHYSICS. the salt must take place, following the laws of liquid diffusionenunciated in the last section. We should, therefore, expectthat the salt would pass out…
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