The surface tension of mercury in a silica apparatus.

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[2] BURDON, 1927, T FARADAY SOC, V23, P205

[3] BURDON, 1931, NATURE, V129, P456

[4] COOK, 1929, PHYS REV, V34, P513

[5] DUNN, 1927, PHYS REV, V29, P639

[6] GIBSON, IN PRESS

[7] HAGEMANN, 1914, THESIS FREIBURG

[8] HARKINS, 1920, J AM CHEM SOC, V42, P2539

[9] HARKINS, 1922, JACS, V44, P656

[10] HOGNESS, 1921, J AM CHEM SOC, V43, P1621

[1] BIRCUMSCHAU, 1931, PHIL MAG, V12, P596

[2] BURDON, 1927, T FARADAY SOC, V23, P205

[3] BURDON, 1931, NATURE, V129, P456

[4] COOK, 1929, PHYS REV, V34, P513

[5] DUNN, 1927, PHYS REV, V29, P639

[6] GIBSON, IN PRESS

[7] HAGEMANN, 1914, THESIS FREIBURG

[8] HARKINS, 1920, J AM CHEM SOC, V42, P2539

[9] HARKINS, 1922, JACS, V44, P656

[10] HOGNESS, 1921, J AM CHEM SOC, V43, P1621