Part I. The Interpretation of Freezing Point Lowering Data in Terms of Polymerization. The Hydrogen Bond and Association. A Comparative Method of Measuring Vapor Pressure Lowering with Application to Solutions of Phenol in Benzene. Part II. The Raman Spectra of Carbon and Silicon Tetraflourides. The Raman Spectra of Boron Triflouride, Trichloride, and Tribromide. The Effect of the Boron Isotopes

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Lassettre, Edwin Nichols (1938) Part I. The Interpretation of Freezing Point Lowering Data in Terms of Polymerization. The Hydrogen Bond and Association. A Comparative Method of Measuring Vapor Pressure Lowering with Application to Solutions of Phenol in Benzene. Part II. The Raman Spectra of Carbon and Silicon Tetraflourides. The Raman Spectra of Boron Triflouride, Trichloride, and Tribromide. The Effect of the Boron Isotopes. Dissertation (Ph.D.), California Institute of Technology. doi:10.7907/m9d5-sb37. https://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechTHESIS:12132024-232121041

Abstract

In the course of reviewing data on molecular weights in solution, a new method of calculating equilibrium constants was discovered which throws considerable light upon the behavior of polymerized compounds in various solvents. This method and a few applications are described in the following paper.

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