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The pressure of its vapor was equal to 40 atmospheres at 45° . Cyanogen was
obtained from cyanuret of mercury by heat . The cyanogen appeared as a limpid
colorless fluid . , Ammonia in a liquid state was produced by dry chloride of silver
...
The pressure of its vapor was equal to 40 atmospheres at 45° . Cyanogen was
obtained from cyanuret of mercury by heat . The cyanogen appeared as a limpid
colorless fluid . , Ammonia in a liquid state was produced by dry chloride of silver
...
Pagina 174
No such doubts , however , can arise in the use of liquids which require for their
existence a compression equal to 30 or even 40 atmospheres ; where slight
elevations of temperature produce an immense elastic force ; and where the
principal ...
No such doubts , however , can arise in the use of liquids which require for their
existence a compression equal to 30 or even 40 atmospheres ; where slight
elevations of temperature produce an immense elastic force ; and where the
principal ...
Pagina 175
further addition of 26° , an elastic force equivalent to that of air compressed to 1 of
its primitive volume . ... Being heated to 320° under a pressure equal to that of air
condensed to 19 , a similar increment of 20° was added , and its elastic force ...
further addition of 26° , an elastic force equivalent to that of air compressed to 1 of
its primitive volume . ... Being heated to 320° under a pressure equal to that of air
condensed to 19 , a similar increment of 20° was added , and its elastic force ...
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