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Pagina 4
... effect on the eyes is peculiarly pungent and distressing . A little of it was introduced under water into the receiver of an air pump , and the receiver exhausted ; it became an elastic fluid , and in its gaseous state was rapidly ...
... effect on the eyes is peculiarly pungent and distressing . A little of it was introduced under water into the receiver of an air pump , and the receiver exhausted ; it became an elastic fluid , and in its gaseous state was rapidly ...
Pagina 5
... effects were produced by its action on oil of turpentine and naphtha . When it was thrown into ether there was a very slight action ; gas was disengaged in small quantities , and a substance like wax was formed , which had lost the ...
... effects were produced by its action on oil of turpentine and naphtha . When it was thrown into ether there was a very slight action ; gas was disengaged in small quantities , and a substance like wax was formed , which had lost the ...
Pagina 6
... effect . In muriatic acid it gave off gas rapidly , and disappeared without explosion . On dilute sulphuric acid it exerted no violent action . It immedi- ately disappeared without explosion in LIBAVIUS's liquor , to which it imparted a ...
... effect . In muriatic acid it gave off gas rapidly , and disappeared without explosion . On dilute sulphuric acid it exerted no violent action . It immedi- ately disappeared without explosion in LIBAVIUS's liquor , to which it imparted a ...
Pagina 36
... effect upon it , as to be scarcely perceived . That it has , however , in general , some degree of power on the pupil is highly pro- bable ; and an extraordinary instance of this kind exists , at the present time , in a lady between ...
... effect upon it , as to be scarcely perceived . That it has , however , in general , some degree of power on the pupil is highly pro- bable ; and an extraordinary instance of this kind exists , at the present time , in a lady between ...
Pagina 38
... effect Dr. WELLS relates to have taken place remark- ably in the case of Dr. CUTTING , whose pupil being fixed in a dilated state by the action of the extract of belladonna , perfect vision of a near object was removed , as the ...
... effect Dr. WELLS relates to have taken place remark- ably in the case of Dr. CUTTING , whose pupil being fixed in a dilated state by the action of the extract of belladonna , perfect vision of a near object was removed , as the ...
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