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Observations on the frequent Presence of Lead in English Chemical Preparations ; on the Cause of that Presence ; and other Remarks relative thereto . By GUSTAVUS SCHWEITZER * . THE examination of the purity of chemical preparations ...
Observations on the frequent Presence of Lead in English Chemical Preparations ; on the Cause of that Presence ; and other Remarks relative thereto . By GUSTAVUS SCHWEITZER * . THE examination of the purity of chemical preparations ...
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Chloride of lead is but slightly soluble in pure water , and according to my analysis 100 parts of distilled water will dissolve 0.74 part of chloride of lead . Solutions of chlorides . will also dissolve chloride of lead , more or less ...
Chloride of lead is but slightly soluble in pure water , and according to my analysis 100 parts of distilled water will dissolve 0.74 part of chloride of lead . Solutions of chlorides . will also dissolve chloride of lead , more or less ...
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was perceived , showing that the carbonate of lead was merely dispersed in the water and not dissolved . A similar effect was shown by oxide of lead treated with pure water , but no solution of it was perceptible if it was kept with the ...
was perceived , showing that the carbonate of lead was merely dispersed in the water and not dissolved . A similar effect was shown by oxide of lead treated with pure water , but no solution of it was perceptible if it was kept with the ...
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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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