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Page 108
Mr . Murray supposes that it is muriatic acid and oxygen ; Mr . Davy , on the
contrary , says that it contains no oxygen , but is a peculiar base which , when
united with hydrogen , forms muriatic acid . Our correspondent remarks ( and
which must ...
Mr . Murray supposes that it is muriatic acid and oxygen ; Mr . Davy , on the
contrary , says that it contains no oxygen , but is a peculiar base which , when
united with hydrogen , forms muriatic acid . Our correspondent remarks ( and
which must ...
Page 144
Given the difference of the angles at the base , and the difference of the
segments of the base , made by the perpendicular from the vertical angle ; to
construct the plane triangle when the area has a given ratio to the rectangle of
the segments ...
Given the difference of the angles at the base , and the difference of the
segments of the base , made by the perpendicular from the vertical angle ; to
construct the plane triangle when the area has a given ratio to the rectangle of
the segments ...
Page 215
mout base parallel to the horizon , be filled with rain water ; now if a cylinder of
oak be laid on the surface of the water , with its axis perpendicular to the horizon ,
its weight will just sink it till its base rests on the sides of the basin , at the same ...
mout base parallel to the horizon , be filled with rain water ; now if a cylinder of
oak be laid on the surface of the water , with its axis perpendicular to the horizon ,
its weight will just sink it till its base rests on the sides of the basin , at the same ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Enquirer: Or, Literary, Mathematical, and Philosophical Repository ..., Volume 1 |
| Editors | William Marrat, Pishey Thompson |
| Publisher | Whittingham and Rowland., 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2007 |
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