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An Introduction to Theoretical and Applied Colloid Chemistry by Carl Wilhelm Wolfgang Ostwald, 2009-05-20 An Introduction to Theoretical and Applied Colloid Chemistry, "The World of Neglected Dimensions," by Martin Fischer, Carl Wilhelm Wolfgang Ostwald, 2010-03-09 An introduction to theoretical and applied colloid chemistry, "the world of neglected dimensions," by Carl Wilhelm Wolfgang Ostwald, 1922 A Handbook of Colloid-Chemistry: The Recognition of Colloids, the Theory of Colloids, and Their General Physico-Chemical Properties by Carl Wilhelm Wolfgang Ostwald, 2010-03-19 A Handbook of Colloid-Chemistry by Carl Wilhelm Wolfgang Ostwald, 2010-02-22 Kolloidchemische Beihefte, Volume 6 (German Edition) by SpringerLink, Carl Wilhelm Wolfgang Ostwald, 2010-04-08 Die ?berwindung des Wissenschaftlichen Materialismus. Vortrag gehalten in der dritten allgemeinen Sitzung der Versammlung der Gesellschaft deutscher Naturforscher und ?rzte zu L?beck am 20. September 1895. Von Wilhelm Ostwald by Wilhelm Friedrich Ostwald, 2010 People From Riga: Sergei Eisenstein, Wilhelm Ostwald, Aron Nimzowitsch, Isaiah Berlin, George Swede, Wolfgang Lüth, Mikhail Tal, Ernests Gulbis Farbenlehre: Komplementärfarbe, Farbtemperatur, Wilhelm Ostwald, Mired, Grundfarbe, Entstehung von Farben, Subtraktive Farbmischung (German Edition) People From Livonia: Sergei Eisenstein, Wilhelm Ostwald, Catherine I of Russia, Aron Nimzowitsch, Mark Rothko, Isaiah Berlin Aus Dem Wissenschaftlichen Briefwechsel Wilhelm Ostwalds. I. Teil. Briefwechsel Mit Ludwig Boltzmann, Max Planck, Georg Helm Und Josiah Willard Gibbs by Wilhelm. Korber, Hans Gunther, Ed. Ostwald, 1961 Chimiste Allemand: Wilhelm Ostwald, Friedrich Wöhler, Kurt Alder, Otto Paul Hermann Diels, Fritz Haber, Justus Von Liebig, Friedrich Accum (French Edition) German Esperantists: Wilhelm Ostwald, Silvio Gesell, Detlev Blanke, Ino Kolbe, Reinhard Selten, Eckhard Bick, Ulrich Becker, Hermann Häfker Absorption und Emission electrischer Wellen durch Resonanz. [with]: Ludwig BOLTZMANN (1844-1906). Ein Wort der Mathematik an die Energetik. with: PLANCK. Gegen die neuere Energetik. [with]: Friedrich Wilhelm OSTWALD (1853-1932). Zur Energetik. with: BOLTZMANN. Zur Energetik. by Max Karl Ernst Ludwig (1858-1947). PLANCK, 1896-01-01

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101. Ostwald On Catalysis
     Reader s Note ostwald chose to state his theory of catalysis in the course ofan abstract which he prepared for an article by F. Stohmann on the heats of  
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     Extractions: volume 15, pages 705-706 (1894) [Reader's Note: Ostwald chose to state his theory of catalysis in the course of an abstract which he prepared for an article by F. Stohmann on the heats of combustion of foodstuffs. He disagreed with Stohmann's definition of catalysis and so devoted most of the abstract to a discussion of his own ideas.] After a historical introduction the author brings together the essential values for the heat of combustion of the most important ingredients of nutrients as determined by him and his students. Some general considerations of this are discussed in which the author points out in a praiseworthy manner the great significance of catalytic phenomena for physiology. After a summary of the views of different investigators on this problem, he formulates his own, in which he defines catalysis in the following way: "Catalysis is a condition of movement of the atoms in a molecule of a labile body which follows the entrance of the energy emitted from one body into another and leads to the formation of more stable bodies with loss of energy." The abstractor has several objections to make to this definition. First, the assumption of a "condition of movement of the atoms in a molecule " is hypothetical and therefore not suitable for purposes of definition. Also, that is plainly not a loss of energy. What is more, in describing characteristic conditions of catalysis, a loss of free energy can follow under conditions even of absolute energy uptake.

102. Automatische Umleitung Zur Neuen WOG Website
     Translate this page Sehr geehrter Besucher, wird sind umgezogen. Sie finden unsere Website jetztunter www.ostwaldportal.de Sie werden automatisch in 4 Sekunden weitergeleitet.  
     http://www.uni-leipzig.de/~sma/

103. UB Karlsruhe
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