Excerpt from Lessons in Chemical Philosophy
Chapter XI. - The attractions of molecules (continued). II. Adhe sion. (a) Adhesion between solids and solids. (b) Adhesion between solids and liquids; moistening; capillary attraction; spheroidal state; solution (deliquescence, freezing mixtures)
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Excerpt from Lessons in Chemical Philosophy
The author takes this opportunity to thank the teachers Of the United States for the kind reception they have given to his earlier text-books in chemistry. He cherishes the hope that they may find this one of service to them in their studies and their teaching.
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