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When a fraction , which in a particular case becomes a vanishing one , expresses the value of a quantity which we ... does not become discontinuous in that case , or generally when such a fraction enters in any equation , the other ...
When a fraction , which in a particular case becomes a vanishing one , expresses the value of a quantity which we ... does not become discontinuous in that case , or generally when such a fraction enters in any equation , the other ...
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By friction it becomes negatively electrical It is composed , according to M. Couerbe , of Carbon 71.976 = 25 equivalents Azote 6.385 = 2 do . Hydrogen ... 6.460 = 27 do . nearly . Oxygen 15.279 = 4 do . M. Couerbe gives the following ...
By friction it becomes negatively electrical It is composed , according to M. Couerbe , of Carbon 71.976 = 25 equivalents Azote 6.385 = 2 do . Hydrogen ... 6.460 = 27 do . nearly . Oxygen 15.279 = 4 do . M. Couerbe gives the following ...
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a If more terchloride be now added , the teriodide falls in the form of a dark green powder , and continues to fall on every successive addition till the solution becomes nearly colourless . The precipitate may be washed with water ...
a If more terchloride be now added , the teriodide falls in the form of a dark green powder , and continues to fall on every successive addition till the solution becomes nearly colourless . The precipitate may be washed with water ...
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JANUARY 1836 | 1 |
Mr J Tovey on the Relation between the Velocity and Length | 7 |
Mr W J Henwoods Observations on the Steam Engines | 20 |
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