10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «MOLYBDENOUS»
Découvrez l'usage de
molybdenous dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
molybdenous et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
An Essay Towards a System of Mineralogy
For this purpose it is to be five times distilled, each time with four times its weight
of spirit of nitre : a white calx at last remains, which is the molybdenous acid. 9.
This acid is soluble in 570 times its weight of water in the temperature of 60 ; the ...
Axel Fredrik Cronstedt, Gustav von Engeström, 1788
2
Analytical Essays Towards Promoting the Chemical Knowledge ...
... centner, -or one drachm, is equal to 7a French grains of the former fid de marc,
which correspond to 59,0677 Englijb grains Troy. Tnutf. k) j b) I afterwards diluted
the solution with a large quanti. Of. the. suppose. d. Molybdenous. Silver. ±. i. 9.
Martin Heinrich Klaproth, 1801
3
The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature
It .also precipitates barytes from the nitrous and marine acids, but no other earth.
Molybdenous baroselenite is soluble in cold water. ' * This acid is itself soluble in
the vitriolic acid with the assistance of heat, and the solution is blue when cold, ...
4
The Artist's Guide and Mechanic's Own Book: Embracing the ...
MOLYBDENOUS ACID. Molybdena is susceptible of four different combinations
with oxygen; at the lowest it is in a state of black oxide; at the next it is blue ; at the
third it begins to assume acid properties, and is green. This is the molybdenous ...
5
The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature
Molybdenous barofelenite is soluble in cold water* * This acid is itself soluble in
the vitriolic acid with the assistance of heat, and the solution is blue when coldj
though colourless while hot ; it is also soluble in the marine acid, bu! riot in the ...
Tobias George Smollett, 1784
6
The Panorama of Science and Art: Embracing the Principal ...
Molybdenous Acid. Molybdena is susceptible of four different combinations with
oiygen; at the lowest it is in the state of a black oxide; at the next it is blue, at the
third it begins to assume acid properties, and is green. This is the molybdenous ...
7
Salts, inflammables, and metallic substances
... molybdenous acid, partially neutralized with tartarin. 207. On inspecting what
remained on the filtre, it appeared to him that the ore was not wholly decomposed
, and hence he repeated the experiment, melting 120 grains of the ore with 600 ...
... marine — , molybdenous — , nitrous — , phosphoric — , sedative — , sparry —
, succinous — , tungstenic 37- 1 7 — , vitriolic — , phlogisticated : . lie Acid?,
Ætna, (Mount)- Agaric, mineral » (" 1 74 Agates, .. 112 177 , black Icelandic □ ij8-
...
Hyacinth. 14. Supposed Hungarian Red Shorl. 15. A new Fossil, from Passau. 16
. Supposed Molybdenous Silver. sy. Native Alemine, from Schemnitz. 18.
Strontianite compared with Witheritc. 19. Lepidolite. 20, Cimolite. m. Magnesian
Spar.
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The Imperial Review: Or, London and Dublin Literary Journal
... phosphated, sulphated, or carbonated; the native oxide of tin, in the
examination' of which the author has made very considerable improvements; and
the sulphuret of that metal ; umber, esteemed as an iron ore; the supposed '
molybdenous ...
