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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «TURBIDNESS»
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turbidness dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
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The elements of materia medica and therapeutics
rNH turbidness and precipitate KI, within $ of an hour tur- \ bidness. Fc»Cls,
within 5 or 6 minutes turbidness and precipitate. Fe'Cl", green colour without-^
turbidness. 'FeO.SO' after 5 hours turbidness and precipitate. FeO.SO1 green
colour ...
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The Elements of materia medica and therapeutica. v.2
Fc*Cl», within 5 or 6 minutes turbidness and" precipitate. Fe'Cl3, green colour
without turbidness. FeO.SO1 after 5 hours turbidness and precipitate. FeO.SO3
green colour, without turbidness. FeO.SO* after a few minutes turbidness and ...
Iodic ylcid. At first as in B, but very soon becoming turbid ; colour deeper than in B
. After some time yellowish brown and turbidness. Change of colour into
yellowish, brown, with turbidness. Precipitate far more considerable than in B,
Large ...
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Chemical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Chemistry, in All ...
The decoction reddened blue litmus-paper, rendered salts of silver turbid, and
likewise salts of barytes, but in a less degree ; it produced with oxalate of
ammonia a considerable turbidness, with nitrate of lead a precipitate, with
protochloride of ...
William Francis, Henry Croft,
1844
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American Journal of Pharmacy
Its melting-point is between 194° and 203°; it dissolves wholly in ether, but only
partially in alcohol; water produced a turbidness in the solution, which did not
redden litmus-paper. Muriatic acid produced a fiocculent turbidness. Boiling
caustic ...
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The American Journal of Pharmacy
11. Like the subacetate of lead. 12. Turbid; in two hours reddish nocks. 13.
Yellowish white turbidness; in a quarter of an hour dirty-reddish yellow gelatinous
flocks, which occupy in 24 hours half of the bulk of the liquid. 14. Yellowish white
...
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The American journal of science
A few drops of this mixture produced no turbidness in a solution of chloride of
sodium, but indicated a very minute quantity of bromine. When no further
turbidness was produced by an additional drop of this ammoniacal solution of the
chloride ...
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The Annals of Philosophy
Litmus pa er was not at all affected y the distilled water. ater distilled over muriate
of barytes was rendered very turbid hy a solution of nitrate of lead; a solution of
nitrate of silver produced only a turbidness when added to the boilin -hot water.
Water distilled over muriate of barytes was rendered very turbid by a solution of
nitrate of lead ; a solution of nitrate of silver produced only a turbidness when
added to the boiling-hot water. Neither carbonate nor sulphate of soda rendered
the ...
Richard Phillips, Edward William Brayley,
1823
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the chemist; a monthly journal of chemical pholosophy, and ...
Nothing Slight turbidness Remains limpid Slight effervesence without turbidness
Canary yellow precipitate partially soluble in nitrate of silver Floculent white
precipitate Chamois yellowish white precipitate Turbidness and sparing white ...
John and Charles Watt,
1852
ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «TURBIDNESS»
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... the experiment yielded only “mucilaginous liquor, resembling diluted gum water which instead of clarifying beer, increased both its tenacity and turbidness.”. «Smithsonian, mars 13»