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Page 517
... contains little novelty , it is not necessary to enter upon it . The combination of carbon and oxygen is more interesting , because this part of chemistry is still sub judice . When the atmosphere is carbonic acid , this escape of gas ...
... contains little novelty , it is not necessary to enter upon it . The combination of carbon and oxygen is more interesting , because this part of chemistry is still sub judice . When the atmosphere is carbonic acid , this escape of gas ...
Page 523
... contains oxide of iron , and affirms on the authority of Guy - Lussac , that the precipitates from metallic solutions by hydrosulphuret of potass are in the state of metallic sulphurets . This is an important fact , if it be true . But ...
... contains oxide of iron , and affirms on the authority of Guy - Lussac , that the precipitates from metallic solutions by hydrosulphuret of potass are in the state of metallic sulphurets . This is an important fact , if it be true . But ...
Page 635
... containing magnesia , and sometimes not . The plumose alum is an efflorescence on alum slate , and is in fact a mixture of sulphat of alumina and The mineral called sassolin was found by Mascagni , sulphat of iron . It contains too ...
... containing magnesia , and sometimes not . The plumose alum is an efflorescence on alum slate , and is in fact a mixture of sulphat of alumina and The mineral called sassolin was found by Mascagni , sulphat of iron . It contains too ...
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