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Page 134
... finery- cinder . Here then we have experiments of the same na- ture as those recited in the pamphlet under ex ami- nation , but simplified as they ought to be , and made with care and exactness , and in circumstances and by means ...
... finery- cinder . Here then we have experiments of the same na- ture as those recited in the pamphlet under ex ami- nation , but simplified as they ought to be , and made with care and exactness , and in circumstances and by means ...
Page 146
... finery cinder . But Dr. Priestley thinks that this is impossible ; because , says he , finery cinder is not soluble in vitriolic acid . This , however , is a mis- take . I decomposed water by red - hot iron wire . To avoid all mistakes ...
... finery cinder . But Dr. Priestley thinks that this is impossible ; because , says he , finery cinder is not soluble in vitriolic acid . This , however , is a mis- take . I decomposed water by red - hot iron wire . To avoid all mistakes ...
Page 147
... finery cinder , finely pulverized , into each of the three acids , and leaving them two or three days to digest , he found , that of that which had been in the vitriolic acid , and also of that which had been in the marine acid , there ...
... finery cinder , finely pulverized , into each of the three acids , and leaving them two or three days to digest , he found , that of that which had been in the vitriolic acid , and also of that which had been in the marine acid , there ...
Page 148
... finery cinder contains no oxygen , " because , when it is dissolved in the ma- rine acid , it does not dephlogisticate it as minium and other substances containing oxygen do . " - But Dr. Priestley allows , p . 12 and 47 , that the red ...
... finery cinder contains no oxygen , " because , when it is dissolved in the ma- rine acid , it does not dephlogisticate it as minium and other substances containing oxygen do . " - But Dr. Priestley allows , p . 12 and 47 , that the red ...
Page 149
... finery cinder , being red and not black . " - Aware that the answer to this is , that these two substances are oxydated in different degrees , he adds , " that if finery cinder were iron partially oxygenated , it would go on to attract ...
... finery cinder , being red and not black . " - Aware that the answer to this is , that these two substances are oxydated in different degrees , he adds , " that if finery cinder were iron partially oxygenated , it would go on to attract ...
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