The Medical Repository, Volume 1T. & J. Swords, 1804 - Medicine |
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Page 102
... apparatus , Dr. Gibbes has been led to doubt the correctness of some important conclusions which form the basis of the chemical theory of Lavoisier . The terms oxygen and hydrogen are , like some others 102 Medical and Philosophical News .
... apparatus , Dr. Gibbes has been led to doubt the correctness of some important conclusions which form the basis of the chemical theory of Lavoisier . The terms oxygen and hydrogen are , like some others 102 Medical and Philosophical News .
Page 103
... Oxygen and postitive electricity might be convertible terms ; but Mr. Lavoisier assumes the existence of two ... oxygen , and calls it the pon- derable basis of oxygen gas . Dr. Gibbes conceives himself warranted , by experiment , to say ...
... Oxygen and postitive electricity might be convertible terms ; but Mr. Lavoisier assumes the existence of two ... oxygen , and calls it the pon- derable basis of oxygen gas . Dr. Gibbes conceives himself warranted , by experiment , to say ...
Page 104
... oxygen gas , not in hydrogen gas : ( at least not in the latter except under very pe- culiar circumstances . In Accum's Chemistry an experiment is mentioned , in which a mixture of sulphur and copper - filing was inflamed both in ...
... oxygen gas , not in hydrogen gas : ( at least not in the latter except under very pe- culiar circumstances . In Accum's Chemistry an experiment is mentioned , in which a mixture of sulphur and copper - filing was inflamed both in ...
Page 109
... OXYGEN- OUS GAS in a very pure State . By JAMES WOODHOUSE , M. D. Professor of Chemistry in the University of Penn sylvania , & c . CHEAP and easy method of obtaining oxygenous gas , A perfectly pure , in large qud is ratum with ...
... OXYGEN- OUS GAS in a very pure State . By JAMES WOODHOUSE , M. D. Professor of Chemistry in the University of Penn sylvania , & c . CHEAP and easy method of obtaining oxygenous gas , A perfectly pure , in large qud is ratum with ...
Page 110
... oxygen of the acid unites to the mercury , and converts it into an oxyd , which is dissolved by part of the acid forming sulphate of mer- cury . Another part of the oxygen of the acid seizes hold of part of its sulphur , and makes ...
... oxygen of the acid unites to the mercury , and converts it into an oxyd , which is dissolved by part of the acid forming sulphate of mer- cury . Another part of the oxygen of the acid seizes hold of part of its sulphur , and makes ...
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