Chapter IV: ), serve for the detection of iodine
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[63] The solubility of iodine in solutions containing iodides, and
compounds of iodine in general, may serve, on the one hand, as an
indication that solution is due to a similarity between the
solvent and dissolved substance, and, on the other hand, as an
indirect proof of that view as to solutions which was cited in
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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume IChapter IV: ), serve for the detection of iodine
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