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Journal of the Indian Chemical Society September 1934

1934

1928 77 797) showed that the presence of minute amounts of copper is necessary for the utilisation of iron in the formation of hemoglobin in the red blood corpuscles of the rat. [...] F. G. Benedict ( The Physiology_ of Large Reptiles " Carnegie Institution of Washington 1932 p. -514) has expressed the opinion that the relatively low heat production with colblooded animals in comparison with the warm-blooded animals of the same size is due to the difference in the distribution of the blood carrying the three important factors of metabolism viz. [...] In the present paper the surface tension and the density of the pure solvent as well as those of the solutions were determined and from a knowledge of the parachor of the former that of the solute was calculated on the assumption that parachors obey the straight line mixture law. [...] The parachor of the solute was calculated from the following relations as in the work of Hammick and Andrew (loc cit.).672 B. K. RAY Pm =Mm ri ID Pm =P(1-4-13:.= Mm =Ms (1-4Mx.x where r and D are the surface tension and density of the solution P. P and P. are the parachors of the solution solvent and the solute respectively while M. M. and M. are the respective molcular weights and x i [...] In the following tables x is the molar fraction of solute 81 the the mean molecular weight of the solution P. the mean paraohor and 13 the parachor of the solute.
technology medicine science
Pages
72
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120026
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-iv J. C. Ghosh, A. C. Sircar view
An Improved Check Valve for Vacuum Pumps
659-660 G. Narasimhamurthy view
Glutathione as an Inductor in the Oxidation of Glucose
661-670 C. C. Palit, N. B. Dhar view
Determination of Parachor in Solution. Part I
671-680 Sushil Ray view
Resolution of Co-ordinated Inorganic Compounds into Optical Isomers. Part II. Resolution of Triethylenediaminozinc Chloride and Sulphate
681-686 Panchanan Neogi, Gopal Mukherjee view
4-Bromomethylooumarins. Synthesis from Phenols and y-Bromoacetoacetic Ester
687-690 B. B. Dey, Y. Sankaranayanan view
The Chemistry of Jute-lignin. Part IV. Dioxymethylene Group in Lignin
691-700 Pulin Sarkar view
Magnetic Study of Mixed Crystals of Sytem S—Se
701-706 S. S. Bhatnagar, Pyara Kapur view
Action of Amines on Quinolinic Acid
707-710 Ananda Das, Indu Sarker view
Actinodaphne Fat as a Parent Material for a New Detergent. A Note
711-712 S. V. Puntambekar, S. Krishna view
Synthesis of Benzopyrylium Compounds. Part I
713-714 M. Goswami, A. Chakravarty view
o-Aldehydocarboxylic Acids. Part I. A New General Method of Synthesising Phthalonic Acids. A Synthesis of u-Opianic Acid and a New Synthesis of m-Opianic Acid
715-719 Satyendra Chakravarti, Mahadevan Swaminathan view
Backmatter
i-vii unknown view

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