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... acid which difappears ; and that , by reuniting the oxygen and charcoal thus produced , the greateft part of the carbonic acid which had been destroyed is recovered . 2. Because it has been fhewn that , on employing these alkaline ...
... acid which difappears ; and that , by reuniting the oxygen and charcoal thus produced , the greateft part of the carbonic acid which had been destroyed is recovered . 2. Because it has been fhewn that , on employing these alkaline ...
Pagina 267
... acid . But other methods of concentrating and preferving the citric acid , have been lately practifed by different chemifts . The follow- ing process for concentrating the acid juice of citrons , and rendering it unalterable , was ...
... acid . But other methods of concentrating and preferving the citric acid , have been lately practifed by different chemifts . The follow- ing process for concentrating the acid juice of citrons , and rendering it unalterable , was ...
Pagina 271
... acid . On this head , Dr. Bed- does obferves that A full trial of the mineral acids , as they are called , especially the nitric and vitriolic , ought , I think , to be made . The vitriolic elixir , the worst poffible form , has never ...
... acid . On this head , Dr. Bed- does obferves that A full trial of the mineral acids , as they are called , especially the nitric and vitriolic , ought , I think , to be made . The vitriolic elixir , the worst poffible form , has never ...
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