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The biniodide of mercury is sufficiently soluble in an excess of the hydriodate of potassa , from which there results on slow evaporation a yellow salt , which I discovered many months ago , and called , and called it the donble ...
The biniodide of mercury is sufficiently soluble in an excess of the hydriodate of potassa , from which there results on slow evaporation a yellow salt , which I discovered many months ago , and called , and called it the donble ...
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One is the animal which has been described under the name of Squalo - raia , discovered at Lyme Regis ; the other a new genus , called by M. Agassiz Gyrostris mirabilis , and is probably the largest known fish .
One is the animal which has been described under the name of Squalo - raia , discovered at Lyme Regis ; the other a new genus , called by M. Agassiz Gyrostris mirabilis , and is probably the largest known fish .
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a derickehaab from that of Fiskenåss , is a group of islands called Fulluartalik , now deserted ; but on the shore are the ruins of winter dwellings , which are often overflowed . Half a mile to the west of the village of Fiskenåss ...
a derickehaab from that of Fiskenåss , is a group of islands called Fulluartalik , now deserted ; but on the shore are the ruins of winter dwellings , which are often overflowed . Half a mile to the west of the village of Fiskenåss ...
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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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