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... properties : here we have only to do with those which are common to all ; these properties , although sufficiently numerous , are in some measure all comprehended in one very simple law : it is this law I purpose to explain , to ...
... properties : here we have only to do with those which are common to all ; these properties , although sufficiently numerous , are in some measure all comprehended in one very simple law : it is this law I purpose to explain , to ...
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... properties . - The liquid sulphur obtained in the first operation is of a citron yellow colour , which seems to be merely accidental , and owing to a superabundant portion of sulphur , since by a new distillation we obtain it perfectly ...
... properties . - The liquid sulphur obtained in the first operation is of a citron yellow colour , which seems to be merely accidental , and owing to a superabundant portion of sulphur , since by a new distillation we obtain it perfectly ...
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... properties which belong to it ; and to explain the differences which result from the circumstances in which this gas is placed . It was composed of the nitrous gas , azote , oxide of azote , nitrous acid , carbonic acid , and of ...
... properties which belong to it ; and to explain the differences which result from the circumstances in which this gas is placed . It was composed of the nitrous gas , azote , oxide of azote , nitrous acid , carbonic acid , and of ...
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Summary Considerations upon variegated Colours | 11 |
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