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Cubtis Feanklin, Leland Stanford Jr. University, California.
Read (by title) before the Academy, at Topeka, December 31,
1904.   HPHE striking parallelism between the general properties
of liquid  -*- ammonia and water has been emphasized by Franklin
and his  coworkers in previous papers. Water, among solvents, is
character-  ized by its high boiling-point, its high specific
heat, its high heat of  volatilization, its high critical
temperature and pressure, its high asso-  ciation in the liquid
condition, its high dielectric constant, by its low  boiling
elevation constant