A text-book of inorganic chemistry / by G.S. Newth.

  • Newth, G. S. (George Samuel)
Date:
1900
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    T31 saturated solution of a particle of the solid, in respect to which the solution is supersaturated, is the only sure method of bringing about the separation of the excess of the dissolved substance ; such a solution, therefore, may be preserved for an indefinite time, if it be kept in an hermetically sealed vessel. Minute particles of the solid. towards which a solution is supersaturated, that might be present in the dust of the air, falling into such a solution, will determine the deposition of the dissolved solid. The phenomenon of sunersaturation is strictly analogous to that