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R . P. Nitrate of carbohydrogen is obtained with difficulty by the direct action of nitric acid upon pyroxylic spirit . At first nothing remarkable is obtained ; but towards the end of the operation red vapours are procured , which are ...
R . P. Nitrate of carbohydrogen is obtained with difficulty by the direct action of nitric acid upon pyroxylic spirit . At first nothing remarkable is obtained ; but towards the end of the operation red vapours are procured , which are ...
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The formula , C16 H14 O , compared to that of suberic acid , C16 H14 Ot , presents a remarkable relation , showing that the essential oil obtained by the action of lime on suberic acid differs from the acid only in containing 3 eqs ...
The formula , C16 H14 O , compared to that of suberic acid , C16 H14 Ot , presents a remarkable relation , showing that the essential oil obtained by the action of lime on suberic acid differs from the acid only in containing 3 eqs ...
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About the same time , Berthier in France obtained in the furnace , by direct synthesis , regulated by the atomic theory ... Indeed nothing can be more likely to help us in obtaining a knowledge of the chemical laws of crystalline forms ...
About the same time , Berthier in France obtained in the furnace , by direct synthesis , regulated by the atomic theory ... Indeed nothing can be more likely to help us in obtaining a knowledge of the chemical laws of crystalline forms ...
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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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