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It is easy to explain its production in our experiments : the hydrogen of the ammonia may be conceived to combine with one portion of the chlorine to form muriatic acid , and the azote to unite with another portion of chlorine ...
It is easy to explain its production in our experiments : the hydrogen of the ammonia may be conceived to combine with one portion of the chlorine to form muriatic acid , and the azote to unite with another portion of chlorine ...
Pagina 171
LAMPADIUS considered this liquid as a compound of sulphur and hydrogen ; but Messrs . CLEMENT and DESORMES , † who obtained the same substance by subliming sulphur through red hot charcoal , were led by their researches to conclude ...
LAMPADIUS considered this liquid as a compound of sulphur and hydrogen ; but Messrs . CLEMENT and DESORMES , † who obtained the same substance by subliming sulphur through red hot charcoal , were led by their researches to conclude ...
Pagina 172
hydrogen ; and the late Mr. BERTHOLLET , jun . * who resumed the subject , with much apparent accuracy , was induced , from his experiments , to adopt the last mentioned opinion , that the alcohol of sulphur was a compound of sulphur ...
hydrogen ; and the late Mr. BERTHOLLET , jun . * who resumed the subject , with much apparent accuracy , was induced , from his experiments , to adopt the last mentioned opinion , that the alcohol of sulphur was a compound of sulphur ...
Pagina 173
... reached this country , by which it appears that the alcohol of sulphur has recently been again submitted to examination in France , by Mr. CLUZEL , who supposed it to be a compound of sulphur , carbon , hydrogen , and azote .
... reached this country , by which it appears that the alcohol of sulphur has recently been again submitted to examination in France , by Mr. CLUZEL , who supposed it to be a compound of sulphur , carbon , hydrogen , and azote .
Pagina 174
Experiments to ascertain whether Hydrogen be present in the Alcohol of Sulphur . 3. Experiments to ascertain the presence of Carbon . 4. Experiments to ascertain the proportions of the elements of the Alcohol of Sulphur .
Experiments to ascertain whether Hydrogen be present in the Alcohol of Sulphur . 3. Experiments to ascertain the presence of Carbon . 4. Experiments to ascertain the proportions of the elements of the Alcohol of Sulphur .
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| Titel | Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London |
| Bijdrager | Royal Society (Great Britain) |
| Uitgever | W. Bowyer and J. Nichols for Lockyer Davis, printer to the Royal Society, 1813 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Nationale Bibliotheek van Napels |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 29 okt 2015 |
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