| Van Slyke's formula, test (method) |
see under formula and test.
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| Van Slyke's m. |
see under test.
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| van't Hoff's l. |
1. a substance in solution exerts an osmotic pressure equal to the gas pressure that it would exert if its molecules were in a gaseous state and occupied a volume equal to that of the solution under the same conditions of temperature and pressure. 2. van't Hoff's rule.
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| van't Hoff's law, rule |
see under law and rule.
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| van't Hoff's r. |
the velocity of chemical reactions is increased twofold or more for each rise of 10°C in temperature; it is generally true when temperatures approximate those under which the reaction normally occurs. Called also van't Hoff's law. See also temperature coefficient, under coefficient.
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