1909/10/01 by Gilbert N. Lewis, Richard C. Tolman · 3 citations
Physics and Astronomy · Arts and Humanities · Medicine · #Relativity and Gravitational Theory #Quantum Mechanics and Applications #Philosophy and History of Science #Theory of relativity #Classical mechanics #Newtonian fluid #Physics #Calculus (dental) #Theoretical physics #Mechanics #Medicine
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in outline Table XIII., of which it may be said to be a continuation.The values of Zc~ calculated by means of the values of Hc~, omitting those referring to water, methyl alcohol, and propyl alcohol, agree approximately with the values contained in the third column which were derived directly from experimental data.The agreement is, however, not so good as that exhibited in Table XIII.From the way equation ( 14) was obtained it is obvious that this must be due to deviations from the relation expressed by equation ( 13).