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... oxygen , by combining with that excefs , it becomes acid , and very foluble in water . If in one part therefore of azot there are only two parts of oxygen , it is merely a nitrous oxyd ; which is the base of nitrous gas ; if there are ...
... oxygen , by combining with that excefs , it becomes acid , and very foluble in water . If in one part therefore of azot there are only two parts of oxygen , it is merely a nitrous oxyd ; which is the base of nitrous gas ; if there are ...
Page 274
... oxygen that it produces thefe effects ; and by lofing its excess of ox- ygen it returns to the state of fimple muriatic acid gas , which is then entirely foluble in water . 66 Oxygenated muriatic gas extinguishes burning bodies , and ...
... oxygen that it produces thefe effects ; and by lofing its excess of ox- ygen it returns to the state of fimple muriatic acid gas , which is then entirely foluble in water . 66 Oxygenated muriatic gas extinguishes burning bodies , and ...
Page 279
... oxygen that it produces thefe effects ; and by lofing its excess of ox- ygen it returns to the ftate of fimple muriatic acid gas , which is then entirely foluble in water . " Oxygenated muriatic gas extinguishes burning bodies , and ...
... oxygen that it produces thefe effects ; and by lofing its excess of ox- ygen it returns to the ftate of fimple muriatic acid gas , which is then entirely foluble in water . " Oxygenated muriatic gas extinguishes burning bodies , and ...
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A brief Account of the Manufacture of Gilt Buttons com | 25 |
ATreatife on the Cultivation of the Vine and the Method | 25 |
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