The Quarterly Journal of Science and the Arts, Volume 5John Murray, 1818 |
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... respecting it , that it went too slowly . Do you know the quantity it would dress in two hours ? - -No , I do not . Do you know the waste ? -The waste on what I saw was very little I merely saw one handful passed through it , and the ...
... respecting it , that it went too slowly . Do you know the quantity it would dress in two hours ? - -No , I do not . Do you know the waste ? -The waste on what I saw was very little I merely saw one handful passed through it , and the ...
Page 68
... respecting the com- pound nature of chlorine . After shewing the nature of the salts of mercury formed by the two oxides , Mr. Brande proceeded to the metal copper , of which the ores were more numerous , and the processes of reduction ...
... respecting the com- pound nature of chlorine . After shewing the nature of the salts of mercury formed by the two oxides , Mr. Brande proceeded to the metal copper , of which the ores were more numerous , and the processes of reduction ...
Page 69
... respecting the existence of native lead , is by no means good . Mr. RathkiƩ is said to have found it in Madeira , but it has been there considered as of volcanic origin . Native oxide of lead is also a very scarce ore ; it is of a red ...
... respecting the existence of native lead , is by no means good . Mr. RathkiƩ is said to have found it in Madeira , but it has been there considered as of volcanic origin . Native oxide of lead is also a very scarce ore ; it is of a red ...
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... respecting these colours . They cannot but perceive the green colours of the seas of the coasts , as differing from those of other waters ; but of the colours of other waters , what they really are , that they differ at different times ...
... respecting these colours . They cannot but perceive the green colours of the seas of the coasts , as differing from those of other waters ; but of the colours of other waters , what they really are , that they differ at different times ...
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... respecting the composition of these statues , which represents , as he maintains , the fable of Niobe and her family . This plate was accompanied by a short explanation of Mr. Cockerell's reasons in support of his opinions respecting ...
... respecting the composition of these statues , which represents , as he maintains , the fable of Niobe and her family . This plate was accompanied by a short explanation of Mr. Cockerell's reasons in support of his opinions respecting ...
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