 | 1864 - 348 pages
...human frame. While circulating thus, age after age, through the three kingdoms of nature, phosphoms is never for a moment free. It is throughout retained...philosophical views by Dr. Hofmann, I will proceed lo call your attention to the application of bones to agriculture. Bones are generally used for manuring... | |
 | 1864 - 332 pages
...human frame. While circulating thus, age after age, through the three kingdoms of Nature, phosphorus is never for a moment free. It is throughout retained...alkaline metals, for which its attraction is intense." Free phosphorus has, however, become a necessity for civilized people, and it is now manufactured in... | |
 | 1864 - 284 pages
...human frame. While circulating thus, age after age, through the three kingdoms of nature, phosphorus is never for a moment free. It is throughout retained...alkaline metals, for which its attraction is intense." TBADITIONS OF THE DELUGE AND OF THE UNITY OF OBIOIN OF MAN. — The subject of traditions was brought... | |
 | 1864 - 648 pages
...human frame. While circulating thus, age after age, through the three kingdoms of Nature, phosphorus is never for a moment free. It is throughout retained...alkaline metals, for which its attraction is intense." Free phosphorus has, however, become a necessity for civilized people, and it is now manufactured in... | |
 | Peter Lund Simmonds - 1865 - 588 pages
...human frame. While circulating thus, age after age, through the three kingdoms of nature, phosphorus is never for a moment free. It is throughout retained...intense." After these eminently philosophical views by Dr. Hofmanu, I will proceed to call your attention to the application of bones to agriculture. Bones are... | |
 | 1865 - 372 pages
...human frame. While circulating thus, age after age through the three kingdoms of nature, phosphorus is never for a moment free. It is throughout retained...earthy or alkaline, metals, for which its attraction is ¡utense. ' — Dr. Hujfmmufa Report un Ute Exhibition of 1802. MEASUREMENT OF THE CHEMICAL ACTION... | |
 | 1865 - 388 pages
...human frame. Wliile circulating thus, age after age through the three kingdoms of nature, phosphorus is never for a moment free. It is throughout retained in combination with oxygen, and with the earthv or alkaline metals, for which its attraction is mtense. ' — Dr. Hoffmamfs Report un the Exhibition... | |
 | 1866 - 374 pages
...human frame. While circulating thus, age after age through the three kingdoms of nature, phosphorus is never for a moment free. It is throughout retained...earthy or alkaline metals, for which its attraction is mtense. ' — Dr. Hoffmann's Report on the Exhibition of 1862. MEASUREMENT OF THE CHEMICAL ACTION OF... | |
 | 1865 - 372 pages
...human frame. While circulating thus, age after age through the three kingdoms of nature, phosphorus is never for a moment free. It is throughout retained...alkaline metals, for which its attraction is intense. ' — Dr. Hoffmann's Report on the Exhibition of 1862. MEASUREMENT OF THE CHEMICAL ACTION OF LIGHT.... | |
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... carbonic acid, and is thus restored to active service in the organisms of plants and lower animals, through which it passes, to complete the mighty cycle of its movements into the blood and tissues of the human frame. While circulating thus, age after... 
