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Electrochemical investigation of liquid amalgams of thallium, indium, tin, zinc, cadmium, lead, copper, and lithium (1909)

Richards, Theodore William, 1868-1928 · [Washington, D.C.] Carnegie institution of Washington · leaf 33

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would indicate complete fulfilment of the gas law. Theregular form of the curve indicates the absence of oxidation in the moredilute amalgams, one of the most insidious sources of error in this sort ofwork. Thallium amalgams are extremely sensitive to oxidation and itselimination in these… … og256 Fig. 6. The Deviations of the Electromotive Force of Thallium Amalgams. Deviations from the expression RT In ±- are plotted in millivolts as ordinates, . c* the logarithms of the concentration ratios as abscissae. The most concen-trated amalgam contained 1.85 per cent by weight of thallium…

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