Abstract
THE gas bubbles evolved on impacting the drop1 are not likely to originate in the carbon film, which is so thin that even gas inter-layering implies adsorption, which Mr. Carding's experiment2 with ammonia seems to show non-existent.
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NATURE, 131, 691, May 13, 1933.
NATURE, 132, 317, Aug. 26, 1933.
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BLACKTIN, S. Interaction between Soot Films and Oil. Nature 132, 515–516 (1933). https://doi.org/10.1038/132515b0
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