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THE normal method of concentrating a substance in solution is by distillation. In the course of certain experiments it was found that it is possible to do so to a certain extent by refrigeration.
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RANGAPPA, K. Cryoscopic Effect of Separation and Concentration of Solutes. Nature 191, 1087–1088 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/1911087a0
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