10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INCALESCENCE»
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incalescence in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Robert Boyle Reconsidered
28 Boyle, 'Of the Incalescence of Quicksilver with Gold', Phil. Trans. 10(1676):
515-33 [Works, iv, 219-30). 29 Ibid, p. 521 [Works, iv, 223]; BP 36, fol. 87. 30
Boyle, 'Incalescence' (n. 28), p. 521 [Works, iv, 223]. This reference is probably to
E.
Of the Incalescence of Quicksilver with Gold. ... right hand, by which the two
ingredients were easily mingled, and grew not only sensibly but considerably hot,
and that so quickly, that the incalescence sometimes arrived at its height in a
minute.
Royal Society (Great Britain), Charles Hutton, George Shaw, 1809
3
The Aspiring Adept: Robert Boyle and His Alchemical Quest
I refer to Boyle's peculiar paper in the 21 February 1675/6 issue of Philosophical
Transactions entitled "Of the Incalescence of Quicksilver with Gold."67 I will now
set this hitherto isolated item into the full context of Boyle's alchemical studies, ...
Lawrence M. Principe, 2000
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The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of ...
Of the Incalescence of Quicksilver with Gold. ... right hand, by which the two
ingredients were easily mingled, and grew not only sensibly but considerably hot,
and that so quickly, that the incalescence sometimes arrived at its height in a
minute.
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The Works ... to which is Prefixed the Life of the Author. A ...
For, as to what is inculcated by the schools, about the incalescence of a mixture
of quick-lime and water, by virtue of a supposed Antiperistasis, or invigoration of
the internal heatof the lime, by its being invironed by cold water, I have elsewhere
...
... which the two ingredients were easily mingled, and grew not only sensibly but
considerably hot, and that so quickly, that the incalescence sometimes arrived at
its height in a niinute. I found the experiment succeed, Whether I took as much, ...
7
Concepts and Approaches in Evolutionary Epistemology: ...
Newton was particularly infuriated by an article which appeared in the
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society by Boyle entitled "The
Incalescence of Quicksilver with Gold" . . . This is a subject in alchemy, and what
Boyle published in ...
8
Biographia Britannica: Or, The Lives of the Most Eminent ...
And that which * makes this incalescence the more considerable is, that being
willing to hushand my mercury, a great part of which had been, as I guessed,
llolen from me before I employed it ; I made these trials but with a drachm at a
time, ...
9
The Century dictionary and cyclopedia
The state of being incalescent; the state of growing warm; incipient or increasing
heat. The two Ingredients were easily mingled, and grew not only sensibly but
considerably hot, and that so nimbly, that the incalescence sometimes came to its
...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1899
10
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
In an incalculable aegree or manner; immeasurably. incalescence (in-ka-les'ens)
, ». [= It. inca- lescenza; as incalescen(t) -ce.~\ The state of being^ incalescent;
the state of growing warm; incipient or increasing heat. The two Ingredients were
...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INCALESCENCE»
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Great rounds of boxing history: Barry McGuigan v Steve Cruz, round …
The first bell sounded and in apparent defiance of the insufferable incalescence that had referee Richard Steele mopping the sweat from his ... «The Guardian, Apr 15»
The importance of making free throws
There, at the free-throw line, lies the external force — the impetus of incalescence or the catalyst of cool-down. “That one point can change a ... «Bend Bulletin, Feb 15»
Opinion: My near death experience at Firefly Music Festival
Everyone was dressed as appropriately as we should all dress for the incalescence of the sun. Having arrived on Thursday, the first day of the ... «Tennessee Journalist, Aug 14»
