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Page 385
... potassa , Potassa , Soda . Silver , Lead , Tin , Zinc , Other metals , Charcoal . Nitric acid , Sulphuric acid , Muriatic acid , Any solutions containing acid . 290. In explanation of these tables , Sir H. Davy , observes , that in all ...
... potassa , Potassa , Soda . Silver , Lead , Tin , Zinc , Other metals , Charcoal . Nitric acid , Sulphuric acid , Muriatic acid , Any solutions containing acid . 290. In explanation of these tables , Sir H. Davy , observes , that in all ...
Page 386
... potassa . In this case we have a battery of the second order , formed by the repetition of one perfect and two imperfect conductors . See the second table above . 294. Other modifications of these galvanic apparatuses will , as above ...
... potassa . In this case we have a battery of the second order , formed by the repetition of one perfect and two imperfect conductors . See the second table above . 294. Other modifications of these galvanic apparatuses will , as above ...
Page 390
... potassa ; and that calcination only de- stroys the vegetable matter with which it is com- bined . As the bydriodate of potassa is a deli- quescent salt , it remains in the mother liquor after separating the carbonate of soda , and most ...
... potassa ; and that calcination only de- stroys the vegetable matter with which it is com- bined . As the bydriodate of potassa is a deli- quescent salt , it remains in the mother liquor after separating the carbonate of soda , and most ...
Page 391
... potassa . 349. For the properties and peculiarities of hydrogen gas , we refer to the article AIR ; but we may quote in this place an illustration which is given in Dr. Henry's work , of the fact that elastic fluids or gases penetrate ...
... potassa . 349. For the properties and peculiarities of hydrogen gas , we refer to the article AIR ; but we may quote in this place an illustration which is given in Dr. Henry's work , of the fact that elastic fluids or gases penetrate ...
Page 394
... potassa , which contains water , in that proportion , was less hydrogen found to appear , and less nitrogen was also observed to be wanting . 374. Nitrogen and Oxygen . - Besides the pro- portion of nitrogen with oxygen that forms at ...
... potassa , which contains water , in that proportion , was less hydrogen found to appear , and less nitrogen was also observed to be wanting . 374. Nitrogen and Oxygen . - Besides the pro- portion of nitrogen with oxygen that forms at ...
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