10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MIXIBLE»
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mixible in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mixible and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Advocate of Veterinary Reform and Outlines of Anatomy ...
Most of them may be changed into soap by fixed alkaline salts, and may thus be
rendered mixible with both spirit and water. The odorous matter of some
odoriferous animal substances, as musk, civet, castor, is, as well as essential oil,
soluble ...
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The Complete Works of John Davies of Hereford (15 -1618): ...
... effecting all EffectsI) From all eternity was thus confixt ; Three Persons, and one
God [without Affects] Bee'ng a Pure Act, that mixture still reiects 1 M,xion, vnites
Things mixible, by change ; Or intermingling of their Substances : Things mixible,
...
John Davies, Alexander Balloch Grosart, 1878
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Every Man His Own Veterinary: A Practical Manual of the ...
mixible with water, the mucus of the nose and bronchi becomes, during an attack
of inflammation, very readily mixible with water, of a yellowish white colour and
fluid consistence. If in this state the secretions from these membranes be ...
George Smith Heatley, 1887
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The complete works of John Davies, ed. with intr. and notes, ...
... effecting all EffectsI) From all eternity was thus confixt ; Three Persons, and one
God [without Affects] Bee'ng a Pure Act, that mixture still reiects 1 Mixion, vnites
Things mixible, by change ; Or intermingling of their Substances : Things mixible,
...
Alexander Balloch Grosart, John Davies, 1878
In all magmatic silicate rocks the consolidation temperature has been high
enough to make orthoclase and albite mixible, so that the rocks (when containing
alkali feldspar at all) contain sanidine or perhite. This means, according to Bowen
...
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In all magmatic silicate rocks the consolidation temperature has been high
enough to make orthoclase and albite mixible, so that the rocks (when containing
alkali feldspar at all) contain sanidine or perhite. This means, according to Bowen
...
7
Report of the Annual Meeting
Those, again, which contain the carbon of the transformed tissues, are collected
in the gall-bladder as bile, a compound of soda, which being mixible with water in
every proportion, passes into the duodenum and mixes with chyme. All the ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1843
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Etymons of English words
See Miss. MIBANTHROPE, s. a hater of mankind ; pmu'vtgumr. MISCELLANY, s.
a mixture, a composition Of various things; L. miscellanea. - MIscHIEr', s. injury.
dam e, harm; contracted from mis achieveauce, a misdeet . MIscIaLE, a. mixible ...
John THOMSON (M.R.I. and A.S.), 1826
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International Symposium on Alcohol Fuels:
Presence of hydroxyl group in the long chain of castor oil makes it easily mixible
with alcohol fuel. 2.6 RUST PREVENTION Rusting of internal engine parts has
not been too serious a problem with two stroke engines using additive treated
oils.
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An Essay Towards a System of Mineralogy
Dr. Black, of Edinburgh, defines salts by faying that Jaline subjiances are J/ipid,
mixible with water, atid not inflammable : but the fame Dr. Withering rightly
remarks, that this definition is also exceptionable : since it has been found, that
volatil ...
Axel Fredrik Cronstedt, João Jacinto de Magalhães, 1788
