10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «CORROSIBILITY» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Opera, en anglois, avec notes par P. Shaw
The last disposition to corrosibility consists in such a cohesion of the parts, as is
not too strong to be superable by the action of the menstruum. This condition, tho
* of kin to the former, is somewhat different from it ; since a body may consist of ...
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The Works ... to which is Prefixed the Life of the Author. A ...
Tars corrosibility of bodies is, as well as their corrosiveness, a relative thing; as
we see, that gold, for instance, will not be dissolved by aqua-fortis, but will by
aquaregis; whereas silver is not soluble by the latter of these menstruums, but is
by ...
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Oxford Studies in Early Modern Philosophy
And when Boyle discusses the corrosibility of certain metals, he explains what he
means by saying that the 'Corrosibility of Bodies is as well as their Corrosiveness
a Relative thing ... And this relative Affection, on whose account a Body comes ...
Daniel Garber, Steven Nadler, 2006
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Engineering and Contracting
termine the relation of corrosibility to the hydrogen ion concentration. Some years
ago, the writer had experience with a water supply for a city in the south. Raw
water was from a drainage area of about 50 square miles and was high in color, ...
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Japanese Journal of Physics
Author. 248. The Corrosion of Magnesium Alloys, If. Magnesium Ternary Alloys.
Hikozo ENDO and Susumu MORIOKA. [Sci. Rep. Tohoku Imp. Univ., 1, 26 (1937)
, 106-124 with 17 fig.] The corrosibility of ternary alloys of magnesium with the six
...
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Rustless Coatings: Corrosion and Electrolysis of Iron and Steel
"It is also true that metals which do not change their physical characteristics when
strained, apparently do not materially change in corrosibility as the result of strain
. Thus if lead is stretched, its corrosibility does not appreciably increase.
Matthew Patterson Wood, 1904
A stirrup (D) mounted upon THE CORROSIBILITY OF TAR OILS AN article
recently appeared in Das Gas und Wasserfach, volume 68, pages 484 to 485, in
which there was described a method for determining the degree of corrosibility of
tar ...
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A Catalogue of the Library of the Russell Institution: ...
Tastes and Odours; On the Doctrine of Qualities; On Volatility, Corrosibility,
Precipitation. Electricity, Aerial Noctiluca, &c. a Discourse on Things above
Reason; A Chymical Paradox ; Physico-mechanical Experiments; On Human
Blood; On the ...
Russell Institution (London, England). Library, Russell Institution, London. Library, 1835
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The Works of the Honourable Robert Boyle: In Six Volumes. To ...
... of Yolatility :Of Fixednefl :-Of Corrosiveness and Corrosibility : Of the
Mechanical Causes of chemical Precipitcztion : Experiments and Notes about the
nzechanlsical Production of jl/Iagnetisirz, and of Lsslectricityt. Printed at London
in 8vo.
Robert Boyle, Thomas Birch, 1772
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Diccionario Espanol E Ingles; A Dictionary, English and Spanish
CURROSTBLE , Tadj. corrosible t susceptible of gradual destruction by corrosion
. CORROSIBILID/PD , s, f. Corrosibility, possibility to be consumed by a
menstruum. CORROSIUN , s. f. a gnawing. CORROSIWO, adj. corrosive.
CORRUTA , s, f.
