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The concentrated solution in large quantity is almost black , its colour being so ex . tremely deep , but in small portions it is transparent and of a greenish red colour . A very small quantity renders a considerable portion of water ...
The concentrated solution in large quantity is almost black , its colour being so ex . tremely deep , but in small portions it is transparent and of a greenish red colour . A very small quantity renders a considerable portion of water ...
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The concentrated solution in large quantity is almost black , its colour being so ex . tremely deep , but in small portions it is transparent and of a greenish red colour . A very small quantity renders a considerable portion of water ...
The concentrated solution in large quantity is almost black , its colour being so ex . tremely deep , but in small portions it is transparent and of a greenish red colour . A very small quantity renders a considerable portion of water ...
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The red colour disappears gradually even without the aid of heat ; for the solution will be found after a few days to be almost and sometimes quite colourless , when a minute quantity of red oxide has subsided to the bottom .
The red colour disappears gradually even without the aid of heat ; for the solution will be found after a few days to be almost and sometimes quite colourless , when a minute quantity of red oxide has subsided to the bottom .
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Dr Bigsbys Sketch of the Topography and Geology of Lake | 1 |
Capt B Halls Letter inclosing a Communication from Peter | 15 |
Mr Ivory on the Method of deducing the Difference of Lon | 24 |
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