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For this purpose I made a solution of ammonia , cooled it by a mixture of ice and muriate of lime , and slowly passed into it chlorine , cooled by the same means . There was immediately a violent action , accompanied by fumes of a ...
For this purpose I made a solution of ammonia , cooled it by a mixture of ice and muriate of lime , and slowly passed into it chlorine , cooled by the same means . There was immediately a violent action , accompanied by fumes of a ...
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The mixture was thrown on a filter . The matter which has been considered as a resin remained on the paper , and a clear yellow liquor came through . This yellow solution , on evaporation , produced a number of prismatic crystals ...
The mixture was thrown on a filter . The matter which has been considered as a resin remained on the paper , and a clear yellow liquor came through . This yellow solution , on evaporation , produced a number of prismatic crystals ...
Pagina 66
Distilled vinegar produced no turbidness in it ; and the mixture being exhaled to dryness , at a gentle heat , was found to be again wholly soluble in water . But when the mixture was made to boil , some decomposition took place .
Distilled vinegar produced no turbidness in it ; and the mixture being exhaled to dryness , at a gentle heat , was found to be again wholly soluble in water . But when the mixture was made to boil , some decomposition took place .
Pagina 69
Redissolved in water , and nitric acid added , the mixture became thick from a copious precipitate . The spirit of wine contained a quantity of acetate of potash . The excess of alkali , in this English ulmin , may be owing to the tree ...
Redissolved in water , and nitric acid added , the mixture became thick from a copious precipitate . The spirit of wine contained a quantity of acetate of potash . The excess of alkali , in this English ulmin , may be owing to the tree ...
Pagina 73
... if the ball that is empty be immersed in a freezing mixture of salt and snow , the water in the other ball , though at the distance of two or three feet , will be frozen solid in the course of a very few minutes .
... if the ball that is empty be immersed in a freezing mixture of salt and snow , the water in the other ball , though at the distance of two or three feet , will be frozen solid in the course of a very few minutes .
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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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