Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Volume 55Taylor & Francis, 1894 - Electronic journals |
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... hydrogen , and nitrogen , and all the precautions observed which Mr. Callendar's considerable experience of air thermometers could suggest . The conclusions , as far as they affect my previous determinations of temperature , are that ...
... hydrogen , and nitrogen , and all the precautions observed which Mr. Callendar's considerable experience of air thermometers could suggest . The conclusions , as far as they affect my previous determinations of temperature , are that ...
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... hydrogen , it was immersed in dilute sulphuric acid , the air above the acid was removed as far as possible , and the tube containing the gauze was then sealed hermeti- cally . At the end of a fortnight a few tubes prepared in this way ...
... hydrogen , it was immersed in dilute sulphuric acid , the air above the acid was removed as far as possible , and the tube containing the gauze was then sealed hermeti- cally . At the end of a fortnight a few tubes prepared in this way ...
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... hydrogen . The action would be repre- sented by the formula 4Cu + SO , CuS + 3Cu . The above experiments prove that nearly the whole effect which is observed when copper is immersed in a solution of sulphate of copper or sulphuric acid ...
... hydrogen . The action would be repre- sented by the formula 4Cu + SO , CuS + 3Cu . The above experiments prove that nearly the whole effect which is observed when copper is immersed in a solution of sulphate of copper or sulphuric acid ...
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... hydrogen with deposition of carbon , whilst in 1805 William Henry + showed that ethylene was formed during the destructive distillation of organic bodies , and that on further heating the gas , other changes were observed , and the gas ...
... hydrogen with deposition of carbon , whilst in 1805 William Henry + showed that ethylene was formed during the destructive distillation of organic bodies , and that on further heating the gas , other changes were observed , and the gas ...
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... hydrogen had an unpleasant smell , and burnt with a slightly luminous flame . Berthelot , in 1869 , claims that ethylene breaks up under the influence of heat into acetylene and hydrogen , as expressed by the equation C2H1 = C2H2 + H2 ...
... hydrogen had an unpleasant smell , and burnt with a slightly luminous flame . Berthelot , in 1869 , claims that ethylene breaks up under the influence of heat into acetylene and hydrogen , as expressed by the equation C2H1 = C2H2 + H2 ...
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A.-Last absorption acetylene acid action alcohol alloys amount ampère arborisations astigmatism atropine axis B.-Liver Biafo glacier Bile canaliculi blood from ear carbon carbonic acid cells cellules cent cerebellum Coagulation coarsely granular leucocytes collatérales colour connexions containing copper corpuscules couche crystals cylindre-axe density deposit diorite éléments ether ethylene experiments F.R.S. Received fibres ganglion glacier Glycogen gneiss grains gram granules Hæmoglobin value heat hyaline leucocytes hydrogen increase injection Iron reaction leucocytes to chromocytes liquid Liver London methane mica mineral mitoma moelle moléculaire Museum nerveuses neuropile nitrogen normal Number of chromocytes observations Observatory obtained olfactive oxygen parallelepiped pigment pilocarpine plane pressure produced Professor protoplasmiques refraction rock Royal schist side Single overcoil Society solution specimens Sphenophyllum spongioblastes substance grise sulphate surface Table temperature terminales tion total leucocytes tube Tyndall urine urobilin urochrome vapour viscosity wave-surface whilst yellow
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