«OXYGENOUS»に関連する英語の本
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1
The English Review, Or, An Abstract of English and Foreign ...
In treating of the saccharine acid, Mr. Kirwan indisputably evinces that it contains
phlogiston ; and he contends, with great probability, that its oxygenous principle
is fixed air. The opinion of M. Lavoisier is different on this subject. He infers,, from
...
2
An Epitome of Chemistry: In Three Parts ...
E. When mixed with pure oxygenous gas, in the proportion of one part to three of
the latter, it composes a mixture, resembling atmospheric air in all its properties.
Of this any one may be satissied, by mixing three parts of azotic gas with one of ...
3
The monthly magazine and British register
Thus if by extracting the oxygenous, g»» from any mass of aimosoheric air, the
whole isdiminished one-filth in bulk, sup- p sing the pressure to be equal to 30
inches of mercury, then it must be infer: ed 'hat the oxygenous atmosphere
presses ...
4
Principles of Organic and Physiological Chemistry
mx~ water, are almost always a mixture of two, and often of three different oils, of
which generally the most volatile are non-oxygenous, whilst the less volatile
contain oxygen. If the crude oils be afterwards subjected to distillation, those ...
... employed with success occasionally But oxygenous gas,, from a suitable
pneumatic apparatus, or, what is still better, the nitmus oxide, might he used with
still greater advantage; d we calculate upon their effects on the human body
being ...
6
Analytical Review: Or History of Literature, Domestic and ...
Therefore there is a portion of the oxygenated acid into which the transposition of
the oxygenous principle has not taken place. This portion is preserved in a
somewhat free state, probably by the affinity of it to the water on one side, and on
the ...
7
The Analytical Review, Or History of Literature, Domestic ...
Therefore there is a portion of the oxygenated acid into which the transposition of
the oxygenous principle has not taktn place. This portion is preserved in a
somewhat free (late, probably by the affinity of it to the water on one side, and on
the ...
8
Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, ...
It is the general opinion, that the leaves absorb a portion of the atmosphere, and
give out certain gaseous products ; and it is generally believed, that most plants
have the property of giving Out oxygenous gas during their exposure to the light,
...
Nitrous gas and one two-thirds oxygenous were tried in the same way. After four
hours the apparatus was taken down under water. The upper phial was two-
thirds filled .with water, .and the gas in it was partly driven down the tnbe into the
...
10
The monthly review, or, literary journal
M. Lavoisier illustrates this theory by observations on the analysis of sugar, which
he here considers as consisting of the oxygenous, the hydrogenous, and the
carbonic principle, which appear to form a triple combination. This combination ...
