10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACIDIFIABLE»
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1
Materials in Eighteenth-century Science: A Historical Ontology
This second class is the class of the acidifiable bases (bases acidifiable) or the
radicals (principes radicaux) of acids. Acids were taken by the authors of the
Méthode to be combinations of oxygen and such acidifiable bases.15 Hence
there ...
Ursula Klein, Wolfgang Lefèvre, 2007
2
The Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine
It is with a great latitude of expression, that metals, alkalis, and the acidifiable
bases are comprehended under the common name of " Earths." But, against this,
we should not have been forward to object, if the enumeration had been, in its
other ...
3
The Antijacobin Review: And Protestant Advocate: Or, Monthly ...
It originally confided of " acidifiable fubftances compofed of an acid united to an
earth or an alkali, and fometimes to both." The new definition is " acidifiable
fubftances compofed of an acid, whether free or united to one or more earths, or
to an ...
4
The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
For oxigene combined in different proporti- p> the different acidifiable substances
, produces pp ':::ons whole properties are too remarkable ftrthem to be mistaken
or confounded with other. It produces, 1. oxides; 2. acids in llhe acidifiable base ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807
5
THE ANTI-JACOBIN REVIEW AND MAGAZINE
It originally confifted of ,e acidifiable fubftances compofed of an acid united to an
earth or an alkali, and fometiines to both." The new definition is " acidifiable
fubftances compofed of an acid, whether free or united to one or more earths, or
to an ...
THE ANTI-JACOBIN REVIEW AND MAGAZINE;, 1807
6
A Source Book in Chemistry, 1400-1900
SECOND SECTION OF THE ACIDIFIABLE BASES OR RADICAL PRINCIPLES
OF THE ACIDS The class of the substances whose principle characteristic is to
be capable of being transformed into the state of acid is much more extensive;
but ...
Henry Marshall Leicester, Herbert S. Klickstein, 1952
7
Elements of Chemistry In a New Systematic Order Containing ...
bases. Namesofthe radicals. Oxydable or acidifiable { Nitromuriatic radical or
base, from the mineral { base of the acid formerly kingdom. { called aqua regia. {
Tartarous radical or base. { Malic. } { Citric. } { Pyrolignous. } Oxydable or
acidifiable ...
8
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
Thus it could not The nitrous acid, which lets escape nitrous gas, be indicated
that the hydrogene, as is supposed, is the Combination of oxigene and of azotic
gas is in greater proportion in the oxalic acid, than in which the acidifiable base is
in ...
9
Materia Medica; Or, Pharmacology and Therapeutics
I think there are a few examples in which Amml(l°€en is not only basifiable, but
acidifiable, but having omitted to record them lllel have escaped my recollection.
In the following case it is either basifiableor acidifiable and most probably both, ...
Il there are four Acids of a given acidifiable and acidifying element or compound
radical, the name of that Acid which contains the greatest quantity of the
acidifying element or compound radical, is as above specified ; that Acid which
contains ...
