## CHEMISTRY AND II\'I)US'L'RT 01.1. no, lO3O 13rrums ASI) l+xxotxuai tx Awrqui'rv. By R. J.
Physico-chemical methods. By J. Reilly, M.A., D.Sc., and W. N. Kae, M.A. With a Foreword by F. 0. Donnan, M.A., D.Sc., LL.D., F.R.S. 2nd cd., revised. Pp. xv + 822. London: Methuen & Co., 1933. 42s
โ Scribed by Puhcell, R. H.
- Publisher
- Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
- Year
- 1933
- Weight
- 150 KB
- Volume
- 52
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0368-4075
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โฆ Synopsis
fields cultivntcd by tlic food analyst, tlic pliarmncist, tllc biochemist rind tlic nicdicnl iiinn may bc fiirthcr stiidictl I)y soiiic of tlic iiiiincroiis :ippnrntus dcsci ibcd.
RittJicr iiiorc than one half of tlic book is dcvotcd to spcctroscopy: A hrgc part of this is tnkcn up with vorious qiiiintit:itivc mctliods, nnd licrc it is noticcnblc that scvcrnl otlicr coiintrics shiirc cqiinl lioiioiirs with Gcrmniiy. d good bibliogmphy rcfcrring to this section intlicntcs the r:ipitl progrcss iiiadc during tlie last live yciirs. Apnrt froni tlic cl:issic work of I-lnrtley nnd his scliool in Dul)lin, :tiid n fcw spccinliscd efforts cIsc~vlicrc, ollc Iinds t,lic rcsc:irclics of t,he ltiimitninii chcniist-,
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cmulsificntion is still iiicoiiiplctc." h uscful contribution towards such n tlicory is contailled in the first nppcndis, in which l'rof. IV. llniiisilcn givcs liis theory of emulsions stnbiliscd by solid particlcs. Tliis is n subject 1)-liich hitherto has rcccivcd scant attention, which is nll tlic