...particularly where the high number appears to be attained by the repetition of a small number. The inquiry suggests itself whether the colloid molecule may not...really be this composite character of the molecule." § 7. A further contrast between colloids and crystalloids, is equally significant in its relations...

...particularly where the high number appears to be attained by the repetition of a small number. The inquiry suggests itself whether the colloid molecule may not...really be this composite character of the molecule." § 7. A further contrast between colloids and crystalloids, is equally significant in its relations...

...particularly when the high number appears to be attained by the repetition of a smaller number. The inquiry suggests itself, whether the colloid molecule may...really be this composite character of the molecule." 1506. Silicic acid can exist both as a crystalloid and a colloid. Mr. Graham has designated it in its...

...particularly when the high number appears to be attained by the repetition of a smaller number. The inquiry suggests itself, whether the colloid molecule may...crystalloid molecules, and whether the basis of colloidality mav not really be this composite character of the molecule." 1606. Silicic acid can exist both as a...

...its existence is a continued metastasis." Further on he observes — " And here the question presents itself, whether the colloid molecule may not be constituted...really be this composite character of the molecule ? It is worthy of notice that the equivalent of a colloid is always high, although the ratio between...

...their ,tained by the repetition of a smaller number. The inquiry surest« itself, whether thecoltoJ molecule may not be constituted by the grouping together...smaller crystalloid molecules, and whether the basis of colloidahty may not really be this composite character oí the molecule." — fhilotophical Traatactioiu,...

...C» H•s NO", and that of morphine, Cn H" NO0 + 2 HO. Both bodies have distinct crystalline forms. 1 See vol. i. pp. 88-91. of the molecules of which they...of any tendency to assume a crystalline form, are referable to this large size and complexity of the molecules of which they are compounded. No hard...

...parttcularly where the high number appears to be attained by the repetition of a smaller number. The inquiry suggests itself whether the colloid molecule may not...really be this composite character of the molecule.' (Loc. cit. p. aa1.) often found to have passed, during the geological ages of their existence, .from...

...particularly where the high number appears to be attained by the repetition of a small number. The inquiry suggests itself whether the colloid molecule may not...whether the basis of colloidality may not really be this com.' posite character of the molecule." $ 7. A further contrast between colloids and crystalloids,...

...appen.^. inquiry suggests itself whether the ^ T' ' not be constituted by the grouping "^ule rr»a> f smaller crystalloid molecules, and whether the basis...really be this composite character of the molecule." § 7. A further contrast between colloids and crystalloids is equally significant in its relations...