Philosophical MagazineTaylor & Francis, 1801 - Physics |
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... quantity is to affign its differential ; that is , if X , for example , be any function whatever of x , to differentiate it , is to align the quantity by which that function will be increased , by fuppofing the increment of x to be dr ...
... quantity is to affign its differential ; that is , if X , for example , be any function whatever of x , to differentiate it , is to align the quantity by which that function will be increased , by fuppofing the increment of x to be dr ...
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... quantity with which they act ; fo that quantity can make up for the force of affinity , in order to produce the fame degree of faturation . " If I establish , " adds the author , " that the quantity of a fubftance can make up for the ...
... quantity with which they act ; fo that quantity can make up for the force of affinity , in order to produce the fame degree of faturation . " If I establish , " adds the author , " that the quantity of a fubftance can make up for the ...
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... quantity of fpongy alumine , equal in weight to that which I had obtained from the fame quantity of a folution of alu- mine when I decompofed it by carbonat of ammonia , and when I did not add an excess of precipitant . A hundred parts ...
... quantity of fpongy alumine , equal in weight to that which I had obtained from the fame quantity of a folution of alu- mine when I decompofed it by carbonat of ammonia , and when I did not add an excess of precipitant . A hundred parts ...
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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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