10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VISCIDNESS»
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Now it is precisely at about the same temperature that fused sulphur assumes the
characters of viscidness and coloration, according to the observations of Bellani,
Dumas, Fuchs, and Ch. Deville. It is likewise at about the same temperature ...
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A New Theory of Physick and Diseases, Founded on the ...
greater Stress upon the Arteries to overcome the Viscidness of the unconcocted
Chyle, that e- scap'd the Impreffions of the Stomach, which, in Time, if the Glut be
repeated, must impair their Action also, from which innumerable Diseases take ...
... I filtered again, evaporated until the sulphuretted odor had disappeared.
decolored it with animal charcoal, continued the evaporation, and I finally
obtained a colored syrup having the consistence and viscidness of wheat syrup.
This syrup ...
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The Kitasato Archives of Experimental Medicine
10. In all respects mentioned above strain auslik conforms to B. pedis. Discussion
. Strain suslik differs, therefore, from ordinary plague bacillus only in two points,
i.e. the non-patbogenicity for animals and the absence of viscidness of colonies ...
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The Natural History of Lancashire, Cheshire, and the Peak, ...
... Superficies sizy, and in the second the whole to be Florid, it abunl dantly
appears hence, that the Viscidness of the Blood arises not from Alkalies as they
are such, first, because Blood mingled with Alkalies becomes Florid, yet that very
Blood ...
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A Manual of Chemistry: Containing a Condensed View of the ...
... rapidity those changes caused by the absorption of oxygen, and hence its
greater viscidness and consistence. REFERENCE. On the dijierenlkiuds of
Mucus, see T/Ienm'd, iv. 592. Pas—This is the fluid secreted by an inflamed and
ulcerated ...
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A Treatise of the Small Pox
These Pustules seem to owe their Formation partly to a Laxity of the Coats of the
excreting Vessels, and partly to the Viscidness of the variolous Humours excreted
, and partly also to a quick Evaporation of the thinner variolous Particles thro' ...
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A Time to Live: Exciting Sequel to a Time for Everything
And with a vertex of natural saccharum viscidness. . .” “Ohhh wow!” a voice
exclaimed from the doorway. “We're having blueberry pancakes with maple syrup
!” The voice belonged to his wife and she quickly hurried into the dining area.
Chris Clark Davidson, 2002
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Upon Air, Water and Situation (etc.) To this is Added ...
Where a viscidness gathers about the teeth in a fever, there the fever is stronger
than usual ', Grating of the teeth is fatal, where the patient is not us'd to it in time of
health. A strangling coming upon it is exceedingly ba'd'u'. ' a Knocking the ...
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The Farrier's and Horseman's Dictionary, Being a Compleat ...
When the Matter is pent up in the first Passages, i. e. in the Stomach and Guts,
and putrifies in those Places,the Juices turn sour, become viscid and ropy, and so
fret the tender Membrane which is on the inside of the Guts : This Viscidness also
...
Thomas Wallace, N. B., 1726
