Experiments and Observations on Different Kinds of Air, Volumen 1J. Johnson, 1781 - 324 páginas |
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... acid and alkaline air do not dif- fer from common air ( in any respect that can countenance an objection to their having a common appellation ) except in fuch properties as are common to it ... acid and al- kaline vapour xxii PREFA C E ..
... acid and alkaline air do not dif- fer from common air ( in any respect that can countenance an objection to their having a common appellation ) except in fuch properties as are common to it ... acid and al- kaline vapour xxii PREFA C E ..
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Joseph Priestley. Some may think the terms acid and al- kaline vapour more proper than acid and alkaline air . But the term vapour having always been applied to elastic matters ca- pable of being condenfed in the tempera- ture of the ...
Joseph Priestley. Some may think the terms acid and al- kaline vapour more proper than acid and alkaline air . But the term vapour having always been applied to elastic matters ca- pable of being condenfed in the tempera- ture of the ...
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... acid taste of this water is not the necessary confequence of its impregnation with nitrous air , but is the effect of the acid vapour , into which part of this air is refolved , when it is decompofed by a mixture with com- mon air ...
... acid taste of this water is not the necessary confequence of its impregnation with nitrous air , but is the effect of the acid vapour , into which part of this air is refolved , when it is decompofed by a mixture with com- mon air ...
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... acid only , without any copper , or metal of any kind , this air was immediately produced in as great plenty as before ; fo that this re- markable kind of air is , in fact , nothing more than the vapour ... vapour of water , and other fluids ...
... acid only , without any copper , or metal of any kind , this air was immediately produced in as great plenty as before ; fo that this re- markable kind of air is , in fact , nothing more than the vapour ... vapour of water , and other fluids ...
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... vapour being condensed by cold , the remainder is a very weak acid , barely capable of diffolving iron . Being now in the poffeffion of a new subject of experiments , viz . an elastic acid vapour , in the form of a permanent air ...
... vapour being condensed by cold , the remainder is a very weak acid , barely capable of diffolving iron . Being now in the poffeffion of a new subject of experiments , viz . an elastic acid vapour , in the form of a permanent air ...
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