Letter from Meyer Wildermann, on his paper 'Experimental proof of van 't Hoff's law' to Arthur William Rucker He is aware that his paper has been read, but has not seen an appearance of it in abstract. He is 'anxious to see an abstract published' as it was presented to the Royal Society almost a year ago. He wishes the Council could allow him to write a new abstract, which he will make shorter. He asks for the paper to be copied and apologises for not doing this sooner (he was unaware the process would take so long). Subject: Physics [Not published]. 10 March 1897