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Excerpt from The Compensation Method of Determining the Rate of Oxidation of Hydrogen Iodide
Owing to discrepancies between the results of certain rate measurements carried out by means of the Compensation Method, and others in which more direct methods were em ployed, I was led to enquire into the conditions under which the former method is applicable. The present paper contains the results of this examination, a resume of the various cases in which the Compensation Method has been employed heretofore, and three series of experiments to test its applicability when hydrogen peroxide, chloric acid, and chromic acid, respectively, are the oxidizing agents.
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