Cyclopadic Science SimplifiedF. Warne and Company, 1869 - 685 pages |
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Page 308
... silver are prevented from falling through the holes in bar A A by means of heads formed in the zinc by hammering the wire while it is held in a properly shaped tool , and on the chloride of silver by suitably shaping the upper end of ...
... silver are prevented from falling through the holes in bar A A by means of heads formed in the zinc by hammering the wire while it is held in a properly shaped tool , and on the chloride of silver by suitably shaping the upper end of ...
Page 313
... silver and zinc , about 1 in . square . He also provided a glass tube , into each end of which was inserted a cork , one of which was closely cemented , so as to be air - tight . Through each of the corks a silver wire was passed , the ...
... silver and zinc , about 1 in . square . He also provided a glass tube , into each end of which was inserted a cork , one of which was closely cemented , so as to be air - tight . Through each of the corks a silver wire was passed , the ...
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... silver Argentic oxide or protoxide of silver Argentic peroxide The argentic sulphide ( Ag , S ) is the mineral which yields the largest proportion of silver . The chloride of silver is an important body ; there is a sub - chloride ( Ag ...
... silver Argentic oxide or protoxide of silver Argentic peroxide The argentic sulphide ( Ag , S ) is the mineral which yields the largest proportion of silver . The chloride of silver is an important body ; there is a sub - chloride ( Ag ...
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