Experiments and Observations on Different Kinds of Air. Vol. II ..., Volumen 2J. Johnson, 1776 - 399 páginas |
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... colours , of paper being red hot , and cooled again ; when , in the printed errata of the book , he would have found , " for red hot , read very hot . " This was a miftake of my amanuenfis , and こ PREFAC E. and I thought it would be ...
... colours , of paper being red hot , and cooled again ; when , in the printed errata of the book , he would have found , " for red hot , read very hot . " This was a miftake of my amanuenfis , and こ PREFAC E. and I thought it would be ...
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... colour , he concludes , contrary to what Mr. Canton and Father Beccaria had fuppofed , that the light which the phosphorus emits , is not the fame that it had imbibed ; but that there is a tranfmu- tation of the inflammable principle of ...
... colour , he concludes , contrary to what Mr. Canton and Father Beccaria had fuppofed , that the light which the phosphorus emits , is not the fame that it had imbibed ; but that there is a tranfmu- tation of the inflammable principle of ...
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... colour of the flame , as it goes out , or as it is lighted again , which is obfervable when the experiment is madę with the marine acid air . Vitriolic acid air is alfo heavier than common air for a candle being let down into a veffel ...
... colour of the flame , as it goes out , or as it is lighted again , which is obfervable when the experiment is madę with the marine acid air . Vitriolic acid air is alfo heavier than common air for a candle being let down into a veffel ...
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... colour or appearance of the liver of fulphur . Charcoal , which forms inflammable air , by being introduced to marine acid air , only ab- forbs the vitriolic acid air ; which , however , it does pretty rapidly , and acquires a pungent ...
... colour or appearance of the liver of fulphur . Charcoal , which forms inflammable air , by being introduced to marine acid air , only ab- forbs the vitriolic acid air ; which , however , it does pretty rapidly , and acquires a pungent ...
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... colour . The iron which had undergone this procefs , and which I had laid afide without any expectation , was , in a few days , covered with a whitish duft ; and after it had been wiped clean , was covered again with the fame matter ...
... colour . The iron which had undergone this procefs , and which I had laid afide without any expectation , was , in a few days , covered with a whitish duft ; and after it had been wiped clean , was covered again with the fame matter ...
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