10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ELECTROCHEMIC»
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electrochemic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
electrochemic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
At the same time electrochemic of one-half and one-tenth the original strength,
and calcium and sodium hypochlorites of one-tenth the original strength, were
allowed to stand. Some evaporation took'place during the fiVe days, but this was
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Richard Kidder Meade, Harry McCormack, Laurance T. Clark, 1913
It was proved that there was practically no difference between the stabilities of the
three liquors ; the electrochemic being as the chloride of lime solution. "Effect of
Prolonged Agitation on the Liquors. — It has been said that electrochemic must ...
3.2 3.85 5 hour 1.6 1.15 1.0 1.4 24 hour 1.7 2.5 .8 .4. .2 .6 From the above
experiments it is evident that sodium hypochlorite properly made from bleaching
powder solution can be used for all the purposes for which electrochemic is used.
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Medical Electricity Röntgen Rays and Radium: With a ...
The electrochemic equivalent of a substance is the weight of that substance
which will be separated from its chemic combination by 1 coulomb of electricity.
The electrochemic equivalent of silver is 0.0011175 gram. By Faraday's second
law ...
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Medical Electricity and Rontgen Rays with Chapters on ...
The electrochemic equivalent of a substance is the weight of that substance
which will be separated from its chemic combination by 1 coulomb of electricity.
The electrochemic equivalent of silver is 0.0011175 gram. By Faraday's second
law ...
It was proved that there was practically no difference between the stabilities of the
three liquors ; the electrochemic being as the chloride of lime solution. "Effect of
Prolonged Agitation on the Liquors. — It has been said that electrochemic must ...
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Medical electricity and Rontgen rays
The electrochemic equivalent of a substance is the weight of that substance
which will be separated from its chemic combination by 1 coulomb of electricity.
The electrochemic equivalent of silver is 0.0011175 gram. By Faraday's second
law ...
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Electrochemical Activation of Catalysis: Promotion, ...
C.G. Vayenas, S. Bebelis, and S. Despotopoulou, Non-Faradaic Electrochemic:
Modification of Catalytic Activity: 4. The use of B"-A1203 as the solid electrolyte, .
Catal. 128, 415-435 (1991). C. Pliangos, I.V. Yentekakis, S. Ladas, and C.G. ...
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A dictionary of new medical terms, a suppl. to 'An ...
This theory flourished in Germany simultaneously with the electrochemic theory {
q. v.) (Richter). T., Clark's, of the pathology of asthma : That the asthma is caused
by a swelling of the bronchial mucous membrane, clue to relaxation of the ...
George Milbry Gould, 1905
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A Dictionary of New Medical Terms: Including Upwards of ...
See T., Electrochemic. T., Early-Type, of Dumas, according to which substances
were considered to have the same chemic ty[>e, to be of the same species when
they |x>ssessed like fundamental properties, e. g., acetic and chlor- acetic acids ...
George Milbry Gould, 1905
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'Human Eye' Lens Developed for Smartphone Cameras
The electrochemic iris can then be used to control transmitted light by adjusting the aperture and, as a result, the depth of focus. "There is ... «International Business Times UK, Jun 14»
