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Page 633
... Klaproth . He al- tered somewhat the methods of that chemist , and re- duced them to still greater simplicity . A numerous train of discoveries followed his labours , and the de- velopement of new earthy ingredients has both en- larged ...
... Klaproth . He al- tered somewhat the methods of that chemist , and re- duced them to still greater simplicity . A numerous train of discoveries followed his labours , and the de- velopement of new earthy ingredients has both en- larged ...
Page 635
... Klaproth nearly coincides with that accurate chemist . The quantity of soda which he found was however less . From the different trials of Dr. Kennedy , we know that basalt varies little in its composition , sometimes containing ...
... Klaproth nearly coincides with that accurate chemist . The quantity of soda which he found was however less . From the different trials of Dr. Kennedy , we know that basalt varies little in its composition , sometimes containing ...
Page 641
... Klaproth obtained 77.75 oxide , quelin , contained || contributed principally to introduce the new Corn Bill ,. Transactions a very elaborate and complete account of all the varieties of this mineral which had come under his inspection ...
... Klaproth obtained 77.75 oxide , quelin , contained || contributed principally to introduce the new Corn Bill ,. Transactions a very elaborate and complete account of all the varieties of this mineral which had come under his inspection ...
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