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Page 238
... proportion of charcoal , fometimes fo little as a two hundredth part of the weight of the iron . Steel produced with any proportion of charcoal , not exceeding a hundredth , will generally be found to poffefs every property neceffary to ...
... proportion of charcoal , fometimes fo little as a two hundredth part of the weight of the iron . Steel produced with any proportion of charcoal , not exceeding a hundredth , will generally be found to poffefs every property neceffary to ...
Page 239
... proportion of charcoal , fometimes fo little as a two hundredth part of the weight of the iron . Steel produced with any proportion of charcoal , not exceeding a hundredth , will generally be found to poffefs every property neceffary to ...
... proportion of charcoal , fometimes fo little as a two hundredth part of the weight of the iron . Steel produced with any proportion of charcoal , not exceeding a hundredth , will generally be found to poffefs every property neceffary to ...
Page 328
... proportion of acid they retain , when this proportion is not determined by a crystal- lization . With refpect to oxidation there are only two ex- tremes ; that of the least and that of the greatest oxygenation , which can be confidered ...
... proportion of acid they retain , when this proportion is not determined by a crystal- lization . With refpect to oxidation there are only two ex- tremes ; that of the least and that of the greatest oxygenation , which can be confidered ...
Contents
OF | 3 |
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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