"The Surface-Tension Of Certain Organic Liquids By The Drop-weight Method And The Critical Temperatures And Capillary Constants Calculated From Them" presents a detailed investigation into the surface tension of various organic liquids. Authored by Edward Collins Stone, this scientific work explores the application of the drop-weight method in accurately measuring surface tension, and further calculates critical temperatures and capillary constants based on these measurements.
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