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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PYROPHOROUS»
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It is supposed that pyrophorous, a substance which ignites on exposure to the air,
is sometimes produced in the preparation of charcoal, and that the occasional
and apparently spontaneous combustion of charcoal, when in store, arises from ...
John Braddock (writer on gunpowder.), 1832
2
Urban Insects and Arachnids: A Handbook of Urban Entomology
Larvae are known as wireworms because of their long, narrow, and well-
sclerotized, brown bodies. Most species are phytophagous, but some are
predators. Pyrophorous species have two light-producing spots on the posterior
edge of the ...
William H. Robinson, 2005
3
Nanofabrication Using Focused Ion and Electron Beams: ...
... Phillip Russell. Table 21.3 Properties of silicon precursors frequently used in
CVD. Physical condition Precursor at 20°C Boiling point (b.p.) Vapor pressure
Extreme caution SiH4 gas — 112°C - pyrophorous TMS liquid 27°C 231 mbar ...
Ivo Utke, Stanislav Moshkalev, Phillip Russell, 2012
PYROPHOROUS BLOOD AND PYROPHOROUS ACTION IN THE TISSUES. JN
the term pyrophorous I name something that has not before been used in regard
to animated bodies, and yet has been known in regard to bodies inanimate.
Sir Benjamin Ward Richardson, 1895
PYROPHOROUS BLOOD AND PYROPHOROUS ACTION IN THE TISSUES. jN
the term pyrophorous I name something that has not before been used in regard
to animated bodies, and yet has been known in regard to bodies inanimate.
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Young Humphry Davy: The Making of an Experimental Chemist
l"Pyrophoruses" were compounds of varying composition, the most renowned of
which was "Homberg's pyrophorous," now recognized as ... of potassium sulfide;
see William B. lensen, "Whatever happened to Homberg's pyrophorous?" Bull.
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Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
... for the burner, an auxiliary burner, an auxiliary duct for said auxiliary burner,
means for controlling said main duct and said auxiliary duct, an igniting device
consisting of a pyrophorous body and a friction body coacting with said
pyrophorous ...
8
The Canadian Patent Office Record
... said torch being normaiiy disposed within said casing and in contact with said
packing, a rotatably mounted triction wheel arranged to discharge sparks into the
ignition held, and a. piece of pyrophorous metai heid in contact with said wheei.
Canada. Patent Office, 1916
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Canadian Patent Office Record
3 mounted friction wheel arranged to dismetal helidns into the ignition field, a
piece of pyrophorous and mtchetin rictional 'contact with said _wheel and gear to
said frictiomeailis for iinpartiiig inotion in one direction 12 The ribw eel and in
both ...
Canada. Patent Office, 1916
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Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
The combination with a lamp having an opening through the body thereof, of a
tube, a bracket secured thereto, a spindle disposed in the tube, a metallic disk, a
pyrophorous substance in contact therewith, one of the two last named elements
...
United States. Patent Office, 1913
