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... oxide which is formed is white and light , but it gradually becomes coloured . At this period the oxide produced is not merely oxide of tin , but a mix- ture of oxide of copper and oxide of tin . The formation of this oxide serves the ...
... oxide which is formed is white and light , but it gradually becomes coloured . At this period the oxide produced is not merely oxide of tin , but a mix- ture of oxide of copper and oxide of tin . The formation of this oxide serves the ...
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... oxide of iron , oxide of cobalt and nickel , showed me more and more that this method would infallibly succeed . But in the second , as in the first trial , the solution of oxide of nickel having been attended , from the beginning to ...
... oxide of iron , oxide of cobalt and nickel , showed me more and more that this method would infallibly succeed . But in the second , as in the first trial , the solution of oxide of nickel having been attended , from the beginning to ...
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... Oxide of Cerium . ( B. ) This oxide may appear under different degrees of oxidation . Alkalies precipitate from its solutions a white oxide , which in the air has a yellowish colour , but which when perfectly dry becomes dark . When ...
... Oxide of Cerium . ( B. ) This oxide may appear under different degrees of oxidation . Alkalies precipitate from its solutions a white oxide , which in the air has a yellowish colour , but which when perfectly dry becomes dark . When ...
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History of Astronomy for the Year 1803 Read at | 10 |
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