10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VITRESCENT»
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Metallurgic Chymistry. Being a System of Mineralogy in ...
Argillaceous and gypseous stones dissolve one anther, and vitrify together.
Argillaceous and refractory vitrescent stones do not 'dissolve one another.
Argillaceous and. fusible 'vitrescent stones dissolve one another. Gypseous and
calcareous ...
Christlieb Ehregott Gellert, 1776
Throughout the greatest part of this stage, the clays are found to retain their
property of sticking to the tongue and imbibing water : between this bibulous state
and the vitrescent there is an intermediate one, distinguished by the name of ...
Royal Society (Great Britain), Charles Hutton, George Shaw, 1809
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The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of ...
Throughout the greatest part of this stage, the clays are found to retain their
property of sticking to the tongue and imbibing water : between this bibulous state
and the vitrescent there is an intermediate one, distinguished by the name of ...
Charles Hutton, George Shaw, Richard Pearson, 1809
I found, says the Doctor, no vittescent fusible rocks whose solution, mixed with
that of the limestone, could have accounted for these vitrescent fluor -crystals.
This was certainly his own fault, or rather a consequence of the hurry in which he
...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1781
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The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of ...
Throughout the greatest part of this stage, the clays are found to retain their
property of sticking to the tongue and imbibing water : between this bibulous state
and the vitrescent there is an intermediate one, distinguished by the name of ...
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Metallurgic chymistry: being a system of minerology in ...
being a system of minerology in general, and of all the arts arising from this
science ... In two parts Christlieb Ehregott Gellert Thomas Becket ((Londres)).
Calcareous and refraSlory vitrescent stones do not dissolve one another.
Calcareous ...
Christlieb Ehregott Gellert, Thomas Becket ((Londres)), 1776
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The Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences
It is not a spar, but of a very contrary nature, as the spars are calcarious, that is,
will on calcining become lime ; while, on the other hand, this is of a vitrescent
nature ; though it is said no fire will fuse it without some mixture. This spar is of a
very ...
Temple H. Croker, Thomas Williams, Samuel Clarke, 1766
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Chamber's Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
vitrescent. itaaal, vi-tres'ent. adj. that may be formed into glass; tending to
become glass. — я. vitrese/enc«. vttrlfy, viT*ri-fIt р./., Л? make into glass. — v.i. to
become glass :— /г./. vit'rifying ; /<*>. vitrified fL. vitrum, glass, ала /ocio, to make.
James Donald, William Chambers, 1868
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Official Gazette of the United States Patent and Trademark ...
6,064,034 LASER MARKING PROCESS FOR VITRIFICATION OF BRICKS AND
OTHER VITRESCENT OBJECTS Albert S. Rieck. Riviera Beach, Ha., assignor to
Anolaze Corporation, Fla. ( •ontinualion-in-part of application No. 08/754,969 ...
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The Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences. In which the ...
... is every where more scarce than the petunfe, or vitrescent earth ; and moreover
much more fire, both with respect to degree and continuance, is necessary for the
composition, where the proportion of vitrescent earth is so small, than where it ...
Temple Henry Croker, Samuel Clark, Thomas Williams, 1766
