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After many other methods , of which it will suffice to say that they were all unsuccessful , I was led to try the effect of sulphuretted hydrogen gas upon the salts of nickel and zinc , when solutions of them , previously neutral ...
After many other methods , of which it will suffice to say that they were all unsuccessful , I was led to try the effect of sulphuretted hydrogen gas upon the salts of nickel and zinc , when solutions of them , previously neutral ...
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rosion of the zinc is very considerable : the following experiment will show to what extent : Two pieces of sheet iron fastened to a piece of wood , the one with nine zinc nails , the ...
rosion of the zinc is very considerable : the following experiment will show to what extent : Two pieces of sheet iron fastened to a piece of wood , the one with nine zinc nails , the ...
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St. Thomas's Hospital , Feb , 1836 . a COMPOSITION OF CARBONATE OF ZINC . - BY MR . J. D. SMITH . When solutions of sesquicarbonate of ammonia and sulphate of zinc are mixed , a white , bulky , and gelatinous precipitate is produced ...
St. Thomas's Hospital , Feb , 1836 . a COMPOSITION OF CARBONATE OF ZINC . - BY MR . J. D. SMITH . When solutions of sesquicarbonate of ammonia and sulphate of zinc are mixed , a white , bulky , and gelatinous precipitate is produced ...
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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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