10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLOTTINESS»
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clottiness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Pharmaceutical Journal ...: A Weekly Record of Pharmacy ...
Something may of course be said as to the degree of dilution, but I believe the
solutions I used are as strong as can safely be employed for volumetric purposes,
more especially when one considers the clottiness of the precipitates produced in
...
2
Pharmaceutical Journal;: A Weekly Record of Pharmacy and ...
Something may of course bo said as to the degree of dilution, but I believo the
solutions I used are as strong as can safely be employed for volumetric purposes,
more especially when one considers the clottiness of the precipitates produced in
...
3
The Pharmaceutical Journal and Transactions
Something may of course be said as to 'the degree of dilution, but I believe the
solutions I used are as strong as can safely be employed for volumetric purposes,
more especially when one considers the clottiness of the precipitates produced ...
4
Letter address to Sir J. Sinclair. ... respecting the ...
... t cannot be preserved any time in casks without attracting dampnefi, and'
running into. clots; I have to answer,--"~That this objection has very little weight,
when it is considered, that, such clottiness is only found at, t '15 ] the sides and
bottoms ...
William KNOX (Merchant.),
1793
5
The Development of Chemistry, 1789-1914: Chemical method
... to me extraordinary, and I endeavoured to repeat the analysis myself; but in
adding nitrate of silver to the solution of the salt, the whole became milky, and
yielded but a slight precipitate, quite devoid of any clottiness in its appearance.
David M. Knight, Auguste Laurent,
1998
6
Erema: Or, My Father's Sin
Instead of any burned iron taste, or scum on the gravy, or clottiness, they mellow
by waiting, and make their own sauce. If I ever have time I shall patent this
invention; why, you may burn brick-dust in it, Bath-brick, hearthstone, or
potsherds!
7
General view of the agriculture of the county of Wilts: with ...
(provincially u clottiness") already mentioned to be in a great part of the lands of
this district, arising, perhaps, from the cold nature of the subsoil, makes this
husbandry, bad as it is, to be preferred in general to sowing wheat on one earth,
...
Thomas Davis, Board of Agriculture (Great Britain),
1794
8
Agricultural Surveys: Wiltshire (1813)
The peculiar churlishness (provincially, " clottiness") of, a great part of the lands
of this district, arising perhaps from the cold nature of the sub-soil, makes this
husbandry, bad as it is, to be preferred in general e 2 to to sowing wheat on one ...
Great Britain. Board of Agriculture,
1813
9
Erema – My Father's Sin
Instead of any burned iron taste, or scum on the gravy, or clottiness, they mellow
by waiting, and make their own sauce. If I ever have time I shall patent this
invention; why, you may burn brick-dust in it, Bath-brick, hearth-stone, or
potsherds!
10
General View of the Agriculture of Wiltshire: Drawn Up and ...
The peculiar churlishness (provincially, "clottiness") of a great part of tbe lands of
this district, arising perhaps from the cold nature of the sub-soil, makes this
husbandry, bad as it is, to be preferred in general e ? trt to sowing wheat on one
earth, ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CLOTTINESS»
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