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In a previous communication on this subject we have described a series of observations made at 25° with ammonium, sodium and potassium chlorides and a few other haloids, the main result arrived at in the case of these chlorides being that the two precipitants, hydrogen chloride and ethylic alcohol, exercise the same kind of influence—a conclusion of some interest in view of the fact that alcohol is a neutral “unionisable” substance. In all cases, the precipitant appeared to have an exceptionally marked effect when used in relatively small amount. The results obtained by Engel with hydrogen chloride at 0° also appeared to justify this conclusion.

Studies of the processes operative in solutions. XI.-—The dis­placement of salts from solution by various precipitants

Studies of the processes operative in solutions. XI.-—The displacement of salts from solution by various precipitants