I: A Study of Some, New Semipermeable Membranes: II. Experiments on the Preparation of Porous Cups Suitable for the Measurement of Osmotic Pressure (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from I: A Study of Some, New Semipermeable Membranes: II. Experiments on the Preparation of Porous Cups Suitable for the Measurement of Osmotic Pressure

The study of osmotic pressure which was begun in this laboratory by Morse and Horn in 1901, has been continued by Morse and Frazer and others in the face of difficulties much more numerous and more serious than were anticipated at the outset.

With the discovery of a new and simple method for the preparation of an efficient semipermeable membrane came the necessity for a suitable support for the septum and a device for the accurate measurement of the high pressures developed within the cell.

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