10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ZINCOID»
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1
Elements of Chemistry; including the applications of the ...
evolved at the zincoid and sodium at the chloroid. But the sodium having a strong
affinity for oxygen reacts upon the water at the pole, forming soda and liberating
hydrogen, which therefore appear together; while SO4 having, as a high ...
Thomas GRAHAM (Master of the Mint.), 1842
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Elements of Chemistry,: Including the Applications of the ...
Including the Applications of the Science in the Arts Thomas Graham. evolved at
the zincoid and sodium at the chloroid. But the sodium having a strong affinity for
oxygen reacts upon the water at the pole, forming soda and liberating hydrogen,
...
3
Elements of Chemisty: Including the Applications of the ...
evolved at the zincoid and sodium at the chloroid. But the sodium having a strong
affinity for oxygen reacts upon the water at the pole, forming soda and liberating
hydrogen, which therefore appear together; while SO4 having, as a high ...
4
New Theory of Galvanism: The Electrothermology of Chemistry; ...
into SO3+O+H2, and again reproduced at the zincoid platinum electrode ; and it
is these equivalents — two of hydrogen and another of oxygen — obtained, in
fact, from hydrated sulphuric acid, that most erroneously figure as the oxygen and
...
5
ELEMENTS OF INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
The addition of a salt or acid, even in minute quantity, to water in the cell of
decomposition, causes the copious evolution of oxygen and hydrogen gases at
the zincoid and chloroid, and is therefore often spoken of as facilitating, by its
presence, ...
The machine will handle and thoroughly clean from 3 to 4 tons of ordinary brass
borings per day of 10 hours. ZINCOID. Zincoid is sheet iron coated with a white
zinc which gives it an attractive appearance and protects it from rust. The zinc
and ...
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The American illustrated medical dictionary. 1900 : [1st ed.]
ZINCOID. ZONE. phidum), a substance, Zn3P: used like phosphorus in neuralgia,
neurasthenia, sexual weakness, hysteria, amenorrhea, chlorosis, etc. Dose, □fo-
fo eT- (0.003-0.006 gm.). Z. salicylate, a salt in colorless crystals, (CjHsOahZn ...
8
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
ZINCOID. The word “ZrNcorn.” Sim. No. 12,870, LATHES. THE S. S. Warm
DENTAL MFG. Co.. Philadelphia. Pa; Chicago. 11].; New York. Brooklyn. and
Rochester, N. Y.; Boston. Mass; Atlanta, Ga: New Orleans. La; Toronto. Canada;
Buenos ...
United States. Patent Office, 1906
9
Response in the Living and Non-Living
The stimulated end of tin, say the end A, thus becomes zincoid, i.e. the current
through the electrolyte (non- polarisable electrodes with interposed
galvanometer) is from A to B, and through the wire, from the less stimulated B to
the more ...
WE GROW FUNGUS on our walls just to illustrate what may occur when
decorative paints do not include ZINCOID COLLOIDAL ZINC OXIDE in their
formulations. WE WOULDNT SUGGEST THAT YOU DO THE SAME. BUT WE
WOULD ...
