10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RE-SOLUBLE»
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If G/N is re-soluble, the chief factors of G, both above and below N, are therefore
either re'-groups or abelian re-groups, and so G is re-soluble by (3.2). (c)
Suppose that G/JVj and G/N2 are re-soluble. Since N1N2/N2 < G/N2, we
conclude from ...
Klaus Doerk, Trevor O. Hawkes,
1992
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Fundamentals of Metal Machining and Machine Tools, Third Edition
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type, soluble ie, soluble oil ic fluid III re, soluble oil ic fluid ure, soluble oil re
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Painted Wood: History and Conservation
First, on light aging, both of the Aquazol preparations remained essentially re-
soluble in the same solvents in which they were initially soluble. Second, the
rates of re-solubility, surprisingly, were not ordered or determined by solvent
polarity ...
Valerie Dorge, F. Carey Howlett,
1998
Because they're soluble in water, they're easily and quickly absorbed by roots
and even leaves of orchids. They're very simple to use. You just dissolve them in
water and apply them with a sprayer or sprinkling can. If the orchids are mounted
...
Steven A. Frowine, National Gardening Association,
2011
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Transplantation Immunology Research Trends
E: Kelley, RE. Soluble HLA class 1 and class II molecules in relapsing-remitting
multiple sclerosis: acute response to interferon-betala treatment and their use as
markers of disease activity. Ann. N Y. Acad Sci. 2005; 1 05 1 : 111-1120.
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Basic Preservation Procedures
The hardened film must be re-soluble in some benign solvent without prolonged
immersion (except PVA, when appropriate) . e. Should be of known composition.
2. Polyvinyl Acetate a. Shall be a polyvinyl acetate emmulsion, rather than a ...
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CHEMICAL
RE-AGENTS, OR TEST; AND THEIR APPLICATION IN ...
'i. .!,-' « i>' !J;OpOiq XLVI. Barytic Walef > isoiq 'nhlvr 262. Is a very effectual test
for deteefing'tn'e presence of free or combined carbonic aftitf, with which it forms
a precipitate, wm..eh°re soluble with effervescence in dilute nitric or muriatic acid.
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The Chemical News and Journal of Physical Science
Perkin and Duppa paratartaric acid, re-soluble into dextro- and Ixvo-tartaric acid,
and M. Jungfleisch has subsequently arrived at the same result. Still, hitherto no
simple active body has been formed by the aid of inactive bodies. The author is ...
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Elements of Chemistry, in the Order of the Lectures Given in ...
(l.) Caustic alkali throws down a lemon yellow oxide from all these solutions.
Carbonated alkali gives a precipitate which is yellowish white, and is partly re-
soluble in an excess of mild alkali; pure alkalies do not redissolve the oacide, but,
after ...
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Outlines of Chemistry; or, brief notes of chemical facts
szO5.5Aq, perfectly re—soluble in water. Formation, on further heating this
product, of an inferior hydrate and eventually of the anhydrous salt, both
insoluble in cold water, but dissolving almost completely on ebullition. Only a
small residue left ...
William ODLING (Professor of Chemistry in the University of Oxford.),
1870