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November 1, 1916The London Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of ScienceOpen Access

LVI. A critical test of the crystallographic law of valency volumes; a note on the crystalline structure of the alkali sulphates

A. Ogg F. Lloyd Hopwood

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An account is given of an X-ray investigation into the crystalline structure of the Isomorphons Alkali Sulphates. It is shown that for each of these crystals there are four molecules in the element...

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