Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 825
weight (see table), whether the mole-cule contains one or more atoms of the isotopic element. Whenric, that is. the number of atoms of the isotopic element (i.e.,4 in CCI4), is greater than i, the presence of dififerent isotopesin a single molecule tends to reduce the separation coefficients,as… … effect of the total molecular weight, as indicated by Equations yAand yA given later, is alone effective. For the separation of theelement chlorine, hydrogen chloride is evidently the most favor-able compound. The separation coefficient of mercury is ratherlow, but this is more than compensated,…
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