β Scribed by Alan J. Markworth
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When dispersed part,icles of a second phase exist in a saturated solution, them is a tendency for smaller particles to dissolve and larger ones to grow, by the transfer of solute through the solvent from particle to particle. The driving force is derived from the consequent reduction in total intcr
A new relation between crystal growth kinetics and particle size distribution based on statements in the literature is derived. It can be equally used for the determination of the characteristics of crystallization caused by cooling, evaporation or precipitation. Different kinetic constants (rate co
The precipitation of manganous, ferrous, cobalt, nickel and copper oxalate hydrates was studied from equivalent solutions of concentrations from 0.001 to 0.3 M a t p H s 7 to G, by optical microscopy and other methods. Crystal growth started after induction periods : the precipitations were heteroge