Experimental study examines the impact of concentration on solid dissolution rates, highlighting the challenge of maintaining constant surface area.
As far as we know, the effect of the concentration on the rate at which a solid substance dissolves in its own solution, has not heretofore been investigated. This is probably due to the experimental difficulties in the way of keeping the surface of the dissolving substance constant during the solution.
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Noyes et al. (1897) studied this question.
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