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Petroleum Refining in Nontechnical Language
13: Residue. Reduction. 1. a. catalyst b. coke, residue c. cooled with a recycle
steam d. “cooked” until it cracks all the way to coke e. Any three of the following:
sponge coke, green coke, calcinable coke, anode grade coke, needle coke f. alky
...
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Official gazette of the United States Patent Office
10, 1913. Serial No. 805,744. (CI. 23 — 13.) 1. A process for producing sodium
hisulfate in a directly calcinable form, which consists in mixing gasifiable
substances of an organic nature with the hot liquid bisulfate, and then allowing
the mixture ...
United States. Patent Office,
1914
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A phlogistic theory, ingrafted upon M. Fourcroy's Philosophy ...
Sir George Smith GIBBES, Antoine François de FOURCROY (Count.) 30 — W E.
—-Bismuth is in large laminm, of a yellowish white, brittle, easily fusible, very
crystallizable, and extremely calcinable. _ F.—Nickelis grey, granulous, hard, a
little ...
Sir George Smith GIBBES, Antoine François de FOURCROY (Count.),
1809
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Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
The process of opening a hole in calcinable rock, applying heat within said hole
for calcining the rock, hydrating the calcined material, and removing the calcined
hydrated material leaving an enlarged opening therein, substantially as set forth.
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A phylogistic theory ingrafted upon m. Fourcroy's Philosophy ...
B. — Tungsten is of a grey white colour; granulated, friable, almost infusible, and
scarcely soluble in acids though extremely calcinable; and acidifiable by the
operation of air and caloric. C. — Molybdaena is in the state of powder, or grains;
...
George Smith Gibbes (sir.), Antoine François Fourcroy (comte de.),
1809
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Theophrastou tou Eresiou peri tōn lithōn biblion. ...
Theophrastus. Fcto ss IL s Series I .-Simple. Series 2.-Com pound. SERIES 1.-
Simple Fosiils, Tribe 1.-Vitrifiable C'ystal. 2.-Calcinable Spar. 3.-Inflammable
Sulphur. 4.-Incombustible vTale. , si 5.-Soluble in Water Salt. 6.-Metalline - Ores.
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Peri tōn lithōn biblion: With an English version and notes, ...
Calcinable Spar. 3. — Inflammable , Sulphur* 4. — Incombustible 'Talc. 5. —
Soluble in Water Salt. 6. — Metalline Ores. TRIBE I. Simple Vitrifiable Fossils.
Order 1 . Pellucid Crystal. 2.- Opake. Earth neutral. Family 1 . — Brittle. 2. —
Tough.
Theophrastus, John Hill,
1774
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Encyclopaedia Britannica or a Dictionary of Arts and ...
As the different forts of stones are nothing more than compounds of different
earths, they have the fame properties with the earths of which they are composed
, and m ly, like them, be divided into fusible or viti ifiable,' and unfulible or
calcinable.
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Barr's Buffon. Buffon's Natural History,: Containing a ...
cavaties, depths and small intermediate valleys on the contrary, those which are
composed of calcinable stone are nearly equal in height, and are only interrupted
by greater and more regular vallies, whose angles are correspondent; and they ...
Georges Louis Leclerc comte de Buffon,
1792
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The English Review, Or, An Abstract of English and Foreign ...
... 'sandstone, porphyry, granite, with such substances of original or secondary
formation as are not calcinable ; and besides these, vitrifiable sand,' clay, schist,
slate, and whatever conies from the decomposition of primitive matters
attenuated, ...