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... consists of two substances only , ammoniac and prussic acid ; respecting which we meet with a piece of infor- mation ... consist of the oxids of carbon , the combustible acids , and the compound combustibles ; and he remarks that ...
... consists of two substances only , ammoniac and prussic acid ; respecting which we meet with a piece of infor- mation ... consist of the oxids of carbon , the combustible acids , and the compound combustibles ; and he remarks that ...
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... consists of three simples , viz , saltpetre , sulphur , and the sal low or willow coal . ' These three substances have nothing in them injurious to the human frame ; nor , as he farther remarks , has lead , of which shot and bullets are ...
... consists of three simples , viz , saltpetre , sulphur , and the sal low or willow coal . ' These three substances have nothing in them injurious to the human frame ; nor , as he farther remarks , has lead , of which shot and bullets are ...
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... consisting of calcareous spar ; but nuclei of the Entrochites , commonly called Screw - stones , are some- times ... consists of a large body divided into many branches , and affixed to a simple jointed stem destitute of arms . Its ...
... consisting of calcareous spar ; but nuclei of the Entrochites , commonly called Screw - stones , are some- times ... consists of a large body divided into many branches , and affixed to a simple jointed stem destitute of arms . Its ...
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