10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EREMACAUSIS»
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eremacausis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Handbook of Organic Chemistry: Being a New and Greatly ...
30 EREMACAUSIS OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS. matter undergoing decay, and
if we imagine the process to go on at a very slow rate indeed, the carbon thus
eliminated might assume the crystalline form, and thus the diamond might be ...
Other examples of eremacausis are, the acetification of alcohol, and the process
of nitrification in which ammonia undergoes eremacausis. These, as well as other
instances, will be considered in their proper place. Eremacausis is greatly ...
3
Elements of chemistry: including the history of the ...
The second form of direct oxidation is that which is commonly called decay, but
which Liebig proposes to call Eremacausis (i. «. slow combustion), and which
takes place when organic matter is exposed to air and moisture. In dry air it does
not ...
Edward Turner, William Gregory, Edward Andrew Parnell, 1846
4
The English cyclopædia: A new dictionary of universal knowledge
915 EREMACAUSIS. tions are continued under the architraves. The height of the
entablature of the Erechtheium is 4 feet 11 inches; and the height of the Minerva
Polias is 5 feet 5 inches. The rise in the pediment of the portico of the latter is 8 ...
5
The Rural Cyclopedia, Or A General Dictionary of ...
The conditions which determine the cornmencement of eremacausis are of
various kinds. Many organic substances, particularly such as are mixtures of
several more simple matters, oxidize in the air when simply moistened with water
; others, ...
6
The Rural cyclopedia, or A general dictionary of ...
Yeast," says Liebig, " possesses all the characters of a compound of nitrogen in
the state of putrefaction and eremacausis. Like wood in a state of eremacausis, it
converts the oxygen of the surrounding air into carbonic acid; but it also evolves ...
7
Handbook of Organic Chemistry: For the Use of Students
Other examples of eremacausis are, the acetification of alcohol, and the process
of nitrification in which ammonia undergoes eremacausis. These, as well as other
instances, will be considered in their proper place. Eremacausis is greatly ...
M5 EREMACAUSIS. ERGOT. no tions are continued under the architravcs. The
height of the sntabla~ ture of the Erechtheium is 4 feet 11 inches; and the height
of the Minerva Polias is 5 feet 5 inches. The rise in the pediment of the portico of ...
9
Complete works on chemistry
Been induced by mere contact with matter in the state of eremacausis. The action
of the decaying substance here produced results exactly similar to those effected
by spongy platinum; but that they proceeded from a different cause was shown ...
Justus Freiherr von Liebig, 1852
10
Chemistry in Its Application to Agriculture and Physiology
The contact of ammonia and of alkalies in general may be mentioned among the
chemical conditions which determine the commencement of eremacausis ; for
their presence causes many substances to absorb oxygen and to decay, in which
...
Justus Freiherr von Liebig, Lyon Playfair Baron Playfair, 1849
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EREMACAUSIS»
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eremacausis is used in the context of the following news items.
Under Their Spell
(Look it up—something about ostentatious religious iconography). Penny nailed “eremacausis,” which seemed objectively impossible. «New Yorker, Jun 11»
Sorites spells second place for Toronto girl at US spelling bee
... in Rockland, Ont. Words spelled in semifinals: boutade. arbustum. dreikanter. grimthorpe. Words spelled in final: cioppino. eremacausis ... «Toronto Star, Jun 11»
Last chance for spelling bee favorite
Last year, the audience gasped in shock when he failed to spell "eremacausis," forcing him to settle for a tie for 14th. "I feel I've been trying my ... «USA Today, Jun 07»
