The Heats of Dilution. Calorimetry and Van't-Hoff
I. A. Stepanov
Abstract
Earlier it has been found that there is a big difference between heats of dilution measured by calorimetry and by the Van't-Hoff equation. In the present paper a reason for that is proposed. Experimental data for dilution of benzene and n-hexane in water were used.
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