Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Volume 19Taylor & Francis, 1966 |
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Page 335
... chloride of cobalt ; chloride of manganese ; chromic acid ; chloride of chromium ; sulphate of zinc ( weak solution ) ; sulphate of magnesia ; chloride of calcium ; nitrate and chloride of strontium ; chloride of barium ; nitrate of ...
... chloride of cobalt ; chloride of manganese ; chromic acid ; chloride of chromium ; sulphate of zinc ( weak solution ) ; sulphate of magnesia ; chloride of calcium ; nitrate and chloride of strontium ; chloride of barium ; nitrate of ...
Page 337
... chloride of copper and iodate of potassium there was considerable corrosion , but only feeble cur- rents , probably because the plates became covered with a badly conducting film , whilst with hydrochloric acid , chloride of cobalt , ...
... chloride of copper and iodate of potassium there was considerable corrosion , but only feeble cur- rents , probably because the plates became covered with a badly conducting film , whilst with hydrochloric acid , chloride of cobalt , ...
Page 428
... chloride gives no precipitate . Lead acetate gives a cream - white flocculent precipitate , which generally , on standing , changes to a very dense , full yellow precipitate . This pre- cipitate is unchanged by boiling in water or in ...
... chloride gives no precipitate . Lead acetate gives a cream - white flocculent precipitate , which generally , on standing , changes to a very dense , full yellow precipitate . This pre- cipitate is unchanged by boiling in water or in ...
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VOL XIX | 1 |
On the Radiation of Heat from the Moon No II By the Earl of Rosse | 9 |
Observations with the Great Melbourne Telescope in a Letter to Prof | 18 |
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