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... solution , while after this there comes a bright band which attains its maximum of intensity in the blue , and lastly the violet end of the spectrum again suffers absorption . Now if a small quan- tity of a solution of sulphate of ...
... solution , while after this there comes a bright band which attains its maximum of intensity in the blue , and lastly the violet end of the spectrum again suffers absorption . Now if a small quan- tity of a solution of sulphate of ...
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... solution of a mixture , four salts are formed , the diminutions of the tensions must be the same , whatever be the compound in which the two acids and bases are brought into solution . The author has undertaken the solution of these ...
... solution of a mixture , four salts are formed , the diminutions of the tensions must be the same , whatever be the compound in which the two acids and bases are brought into solution . The author has undertaken the solution of these ...
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... solution of this sulphate the sulphuric acid is exactly precipitated by baryta - water , a solution of hydroxylamine is obtained which is somewhat more stable . It can be boiled without any material decomposition taking place ; and a ...
... solution of this sulphate the sulphuric acid is exactly precipitated by baryta - water , a solution of hydroxylamine is obtained which is somewhat more stable . It can be boiled without any material decomposition taking place ; and a ...
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CONTENTS OF VOL XXIX | 1 |
Forbess Researches on the Mineralogy of South America | 11 |
Prof Cayley on a Quartic Surface | 19 |
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