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at amaximum at this high concentration. Nor are we willingto grant that the solvent action of acetic acid is directlyproportional to its dissociation. If we leave out of con-sideration the possibility that the acid solution may acttoward the enamel simply as a solvent, dissolving it aswater… … %i CJ O V) ^ ,fe ki ^ ^ \ V ^ Q- ^ ^ ;::^ ^ .1^ to X 1^ S ^ k ^ ^^ ^ ■^Q ^ n^ ■> X ^ ^ ^ ^ ---1 \ ^ k t^ k ^ ^ ^n :i ■^ f?> ^ ^r Q. ^ kj p0^/ossip /sujoug /o swsjE^i/ij^ «, 30 1. In dilute acid solutions, the acid is more disso-ciated than in concentrated solutions. This of itself meanssimply…
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