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Page 25
In the opening section of the present paper , Mr. Hatchett relates the effects of
different menstrua on the varieties of Lac . ' The first re - agent employed was
water , which extracted from it a portion of colouring matter ; and a considerable
part of ...
In the opening section of the present paper , Mr. Hatchett relates the effects of
different menstrua on the varieties of Lac . ' The first re - agent employed was
water , which extracted from it a portion of colouring matter ; and a considerable
part of ...
Page 32
Mr. Hatchett here gives an account of the effects of heat on the magnetic
sulphuret of iron . By digesting it in diluted sulphuric acid , precipitating by pure
ammonia , and observing the effects of the prussiate of potash , he concludes that
the iron ...
Mr. Hatchett here gives an account of the effects of heat on the magnetic
sulphuret of iron . By digesting it in diluted sulphuric acid , precipitating by pure
ammonia , and observing the effects of the prussiate of potash , he concludes that
the iron ...
Page 373
These properties never exert themselves to their greatest extent , in all their purity
, if we may use the term ; their result is uniformly altered by the influence of the
vital powers : these constantly modify the effects , which seem to have a more ...
These properties never exert themselves to their greatest extent , in all their purity
, if we may use the term ; their result is uniformly altered by the influence of the
vital powers : these constantly modify the effects , which seem to have a more ...
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