1924
DOI: 10.1051/jphysrad:01924005011033100
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Théorie des gaz et équation d'état

Abstract: Nous partons de l'hypothèse suivante : Il n'y a pas d'action à distance entre les molécules des gaz. Leurs molécules sont, ou bien complètement indépendantes, ou bien chimiquement combinées. Les combinaisons suivent les lois générales de la mécanique chimique. Partant de là, nous retrouvons, pour de faibles pressions, la formule de Van der Waals et celle beaucoup plus exacte de M. A. Leduc. Le réseau des isothermes permet de calculer dans chaque état du gaz la fraction géminée des molécules. Tous les résultats… Show more

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“…Since then it has been applied to the determination of the size of pores in collodion membranes by Hitchcock (18), Bjerrum and Manegold (19), Elford (20), and Cox and Hyde (21), among others. The legitimacy of its application to this purpose has been investigated by Bigelow (5) and by Duclaux and Errera (22). Both investigations indicated that the passage of fluids through collodion membranes is controlled by the same laws which determine the passage of liquids through capillary tubes.…”
Section: Calibration Of Membranesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since then it has been applied to the determination of the size of pores in collodion membranes by Hitchcock (18), Bjerrum and Manegold (19), Elford (20), and Cox and Hyde (21), among others. The legitimacy of its application to this purpose has been investigated by Bigelow (5) and by Duclaux and Errera (22). Both investigations indicated that the passage of fluids through collodion membranes is controlled by the same laws which determine the passage of liquids through capillary tubes.…”
Section: Calibration Of Membranesmentioning
confidence: 99%