Electrolytic medication (ionization) : theory, technique and clinical applications.

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[1918]
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    in existence. [hese molecules are entirely separated from each other by spaces called pores, in which they move constantly in rapid vibration. The chemist, however, tells us that molecules are com- posed of particles he calls atoms. This need not destroy our idea of molecules, for when a molecule is broken up into atoms, the nature of the substance is changed, so it no longer exists as such. Electrolytic When a_ chemical Dissociation cybstance is dis- or lonieation solved in water the force of cohesion between the molecules is overcome and the molecules become uniform- ly dispersed throughout the sol- vent. In the event that the mole- cules do not themselves dissociate or split up, we have what is known as a molecular solution. Such a.
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