10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHOSPHORET»
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Encyclopædia: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and ...
IS Phosphoret of gold. 16 Of Platina. first volume of Anna/r qf C/Jemssry. V Each
of the combinations which are now to be described, M. Pelletier has termed p/
aosþ/aoratea' metal. V M. Pelletier mixed half an ounce of gold of parting, in
powder ...
2
The Patent journal, and inventors' magazine, ed. by C. ...
That phosphorus combines with hydrogen and carbon in several proportions:
2nd. That the three phos- phorets of hydrogen now known, unite as follows ; the
solid phosphoret P*H, with one equivalent of methylene ; the liquid phosphoret
PH2, ...
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H.C. Ørsted's Theory of Force: An Unpublished Textbook in ...
8) meget fuldstaendigt samlet. §• 145. Den rene ildnærende Luft indsuges
ganske af det brændende Le- geme. Man kan blandt andet vise dette ved
Phosphoret. Man fylde en liden Retorte, eller et i den ene Ende tilsmaeltet
Glasrør med ...
Hans Christian Ørsted, Anja Skaar Jacobsen, 2003
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A general system of chemical knowledge, and its application ...
It is the phosphoret of lime ; it has no smell, is less fusible than the phos- phorets
of barytes and strontian ; it changes and breaks spontaneously in the air, is
insoluble in water, but is decomposed at the moment it touches the fluid ; it cracks
, ...
Antoine François Fourcroy (comte de.), 1804
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A general system of chemical knowledge: and its application ...
The phosphoret of this metal detonates strongly, when thrown in powder upon
nitre in fusion : a. mixture of it with super-oxigenated muriate of pot-ash, proje6ted
into a red-hot crucible, produces a brisk detonation, and the platina is left very ...
Antoine-François de Fourcroy (comte), 1804
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A General System of Chemical Knowledge, and Its Application ...
It is the phosphoret of lime ; it has no smell, is less fusible than the phos- phorets
of barytes and strontian ; it changes and breaks spontaneously in the air, is
insoluble in water, but is decomposed at the moment it touches the fluid ; it cracks
, ...
comte Antoine-François de Fourcroy, 1804
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Conversations on chemistry [by J. Marcet]. By mrs. Marcet
and that of phosphorus, a phosphoret of lime. This latter compound, I was going
to say, has the singular property of decomposing water, merely by being thrown
into it. It effects this by absorbing the oxygen of water, in consequence of which ...
8
The Philosophical Magazine
In conformity with the language of chemistry, those compounds should have
been called sul- phuret and super-sulphuret ; and phosphoret and super-
phosphoret. In prefixing the words super and sub to the common names,
sulphuret, ...
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The Philosophical Magazine: Comprehending the Various ...
In conformity with the language of chemistry, those compounds should have
been called sul- phuret and super-sulphuret ; and phosphoret and super-
phosphoret. In prefixing the words super and sub to the common names,
sulphuret, ...
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Philosophical Magazine
In conformity with the language of Chemistry, those compounds should have
been called sul- phuret and super-sulphuret ; and phosphoret and super-
phosphoret. In prefixing the words super and sub to the common names,
sulphuret, ...
