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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
permeability to the rays which excite chemical action. Ice (and water), as well as
white fluor-spar, rival it; and pure rock-salt approaches it very closely “E White
topaz is a little inferior to the preceding bodies in diactinic capacity. Amongst the
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The American Journal of Science
The substances which, after atmospheric air and certain other gases, are most
perfectly diactinic, are rock-crystal, ice, as well as pure water, and white fluor-spar
. Rock-salt is scarcely inferior to them, if at all. Then follow various sulphates, ...
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American Journal of Science: The First Scientific Journal in ...
Of the substances examined by the author no one was found to surpass rock
crystal in diactinic power. Water, ice and white fluor spar rival it, and pure rock
salt approaches it very closely. With respect to saline bodies, it was found that the
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The American Journal of Science and Arts
Of the substances examined by the author no one was found to surpass rock
crystal in diactinic power. Water, ice and white fluor spar rival it, and pure rock
salt approaches it very closely. With respect to saline bodies, it was found that the
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A dictionary of chemistry and the allied branches of other ...
The following tables exhibit the photographic transparency of a few of the various
solids, liquids, gases, and vapours subjected to experiment :— Photoqbaphic
Transparency oe Diactinic Poweb of Gases and Vapours. Oxygen ... 74 Nitrogen
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Journal - Chemical Society, London
White topaz is a little inferior to the preceding bodies in diactinic capacity.
Amongst the various compounds submitted to examination, the fluorides rank first
in diactinic power ; then follow the chlorides of the metals of the alkaline earths.
Chemical Society (Great Britain), 1864
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Elements of Chemistry: Theoretical and Practical
Among the various compounds submitted to examination, the fluorides are
chemically the most transparent ; then follow the chlorides of the metals of the
alkalies and alkaline earths ; the bromides are less diactinic, and the iodides
show a ...
William Allen Miller, 1872
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The Photographic News for Amateur Photographers ...
of hydrate of 6oda and one of potash, obtained by precipitation of their respective
sulphates with baryta, and concentrated in a silver dish, gave a very fair result in
each cas«. The diactinic capacity of the tartrates and citrates is less than that of ...
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Short for dia-, q.v.; before vowels, as in diactinic. dl- (2). For L di-, for dis- (q.v.),
connoting aration or reversal; as in didromy and diminish. di- (3). For Gr dis, twice
(see 2nd dis-), as in dilemma, diploma, the Gr coin distater. di- (4). For L de- ...
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Concepts and Design of Chemical Reactors
Stephen Whitaker, Alberto E. Cassano. regarding the radiation field. We called
them "diactinic reactors". 2. To study reactors where almost all the absorption of
radiation occurred in a thin layer close to the surface of entrance of the U.V. light.
Stephen Whitaker, Alberto E. Cassano, 1986
