Report of the Annual MeetingJ. Murray., 1840 |
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... nitric acid . From these experimental data he deduced the true causes of the diminution of the air in the burning of hydrogen , and in the passage of the electric spark ; he adopted Lavoisier's conclusion re- specting the burning of ...
... nitric acid . From these experimental data he deduced the true causes of the diminution of the air in the burning of hydrogen , and in the passage of the electric spark ; he adopted Lavoisier's conclusion re- specting the burning of ...
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... nitric acid ; he traced the acid to its source in the small portion of atmospheric air with which the gases chanced to be contaminated , and inferred that the oxygen and nitrogen which it contains , unite under certain circumstances to ...
... nitric acid ; he traced the acid to its source in the small portion of atmospheric air with which the gases chanced to be contaminated , and inferred that the oxygen and nitrogen which it contains , unite under certain circumstances to ...
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... nitric acid ( Phil . Trans . , vol . lxxxi . 1791 ) ; and in his Lectures on Experimental Philosophy in 1794 , he says ( p . 44 ) , " It has of late been thought that water is resolvable into dephlogisticated and inflammable air but the ...
... nitric acid ( Phil . Trans . , vol . lxxxi . 1791 ) ; and in his Lectures on Experimental Philosophy in 1794 , he says ( p . 44 ) , " It has of late been thought that water is resolvable into dephlogisticated and inflammable air but the ...
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... acid is produced , but , as Lavoisier had said , nitric acid alone ; and he then commenced those eudiometrical researches which were the foundation of all his subsequent discoveries . In 1779 he appears to have intermitted his ...
... acid is produced , but , as Lavoisier had said , nitric acid alone ; and he then commenced those eudiometrical researches which were the foundation of all his subsequent discoveries . In 1779 he appears to have intermitted his ...
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... nitric acid . * Phil . Trans . 1784 , p . 128 . The first proof which Lavoisier gave of the composition of water was the same as that given by Cavendish ; and he deduced the equality of the weights as a consequence or corollary from ...
... nitric acid . * Phil . Trans . 1784 , p . 128 . The first proof which Lavoisier gave of the composition of water was the same as that given by Cavendish ; and he deduced the equality of the weights as a consequence or corollary from ...
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