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Page 113
... heat it slightly and afterwards add the alcohol ; the heat produced by the mixture , which gra- dually takes place , soon determines a considerable ebulli- tion , and the powder is suddenly deposited * . This powder has the following ...
... heat it slightly and afterwards add the alcohol ; the heat produced by the mixture , which gra- dually takes place , soon determines a considerable ebulli- tion , and the powder is suddenly deposited * . This powder has the following ...
Page 283
... heat far superior to that of boiling water ; and count Rumford , long ago , invented a speedy and œconomi- cal method of heating liquids , by introducing into them this steam in a state of extreme heat . He has made an extremely ...
... heat far superior to that of boiling water ; and count Rumford , long ago , invented a speedy and œconomi- cal method of heating liquids , by introducing into them this steam in a state of extreme heat . He has made an extremely ...
Page 162
... heat and light on deflagration . These principles not only account for every phænomenon of combustion re- lative to gunpowder , and by applying them to combustion by acids , & c . , likewise , but at the same time for the heat emitted ...
... heat and light on deflagration . These principles not only account for every phænomenon of combustion re- lative to gunpowder , and by applying them to combustion by acids , & c . , likewise , but at the same time for the heat emitted ...
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