Qualitative Observations Concerning Packing Densities for Liquids, Solutions, and Random Assemblies of Spheres

W. C Duer; J. R Greenstein; G. B Oglesby; F. J Millero

doi:10.1021/ed054p139

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Qualitative Observations Concerning Packing Densities for Liquids, Solutions, and Random Assemblies of Spheres

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Qualitative Observations Concerning Packing Densities for Liquids, Solutions, and Random Assemblies of Spheres

W. C Duer, J. R Greenstein, G. B Oglesby and F. J Millero

Journal of chemical education, Vol.54(3), pp.139-142

1977-03-01

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1021/ed054p139

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Inorganic Chemistry

Discusses comparisons of packing densities derived from known molar volume data of liquids and solutions with packing densities that have been observed for assemblies of randomly packed spheres, and suggests further studies that should prove useful in determining the utility of these assemblies of spheres as models for simple liquids and solutions.

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Title: Qualitative Observations Concerning Packing Densities for Liquids, Solutions, and Random Assemblies of Spheres
Creators: W. C Duer
J. R Greenstein
G. B Oglesby
F. J Millero
Publication Details: Journal of chemical education, Vol.54(3), pp.139-142
Publisher: Division of Chemical Education
Academic Unit: Rosenstiel - Ocean Sciences
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article
Record Identifier: 991031599977402976