The properties of detergent solutions.

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[2] BURY, 1929, J CHEM SOC, P6793

[3] BURY, 1930, J CHEM SOC, P2263

[4] GIBBY, 1936, JCS, V119, P1306

[5] HARKINS, 1937, NATURE, V139, P367

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[7] HARTLEY, 1936, AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS PA

[8] HARTLEY, 1936, JACS, V58, P2437

[9] HARTLEY H, 1908, JCS, pT428

[10] Howell O. R., 1936, P ROY SOC A, V155, P386

[1] ADAM, 1935, T FARADAY SOC, V31, P204

[2] BURY, 1929, J CHEM SOC, P6793

[3] BURY, 1930, J CHEM SOC, P2263

[4] GIBBY, 1936, JCS, V119, P1306

[5] HARKINS, 1937, NATURE, V139, P367

[6] The determination of surface tension (free surface energy), and the weight of falling drops - The surface tension of water and benzene by the capillary height method [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1919, 41 : 499 - 524

[7] HARTLEY, 1936, AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS PA

[8] HARTLEY, 1936, JACS, V58, P2437

[9] HARTLEY H, 1908, JCS, pT428

[10] Howell O. R., 1936, P ROY SOC A, V155, P386