 | Leopold Gmelin - 1849 - 572 pages
...the slow combustion of phosphorus. — Pellctier's method of preparing it (Crell, Ann. 1796, 2, 447) is to introduce a number of separate sticks of phosphorus into glass tubes an inch long, open aboxeand below, but drawn out funnel-shape at bottom — theso tubes being arranged in a funnel, and... | |
 | 1849 - 552 pages
...the slow combustion of phosphorus. — Pelletier's method of preparing it (Crell, Ann. 1796, 2, 447) is to introduce a number of separate sticks of phosphorus into glass tubes an inch long, open aboxe and below, but drawn out funnel-shape at bottom — these tubes being arranged in a funnel, and... | |
 | Leopold Gmelin - 1849 - 540 pages
...the slow combustion of phosphorus. — Pelletier's method of preparing it (C'rell, Arm. 179G, 2, 447) is to introduce a number of separate sticks of phosphorus into glass tubes an inch long, open abo\ e and below, but drawn out funnel-shape at bottom — these tubes being arranged in a funnel,... | |
 | Henry Watts - 1871 - 836 pages
...PHOSPHATES. See PHOSPHORUS, OXIDES AND OXYGEN-ACIDS or. PKOSPHATIC ACZO. Hypophospharic acid. Pillttier's Phosphorous acid. — These names are applied to the...funnel, and the funnel inserted into a bottle which M finds in a dish containing wntor. The whole arrangement is covered with a bell-jar, but in such a... | |
 | William Crookes - 1871 - 498 pages
...metals from one another. It is prepared in a sufficiently pure state for this purpose as follows: — Introduce a number of separate sticks of phosphorus...an inch long, open above and below, but drawn out funnel-shaped at the bottom ; these tubes being arranged in a funnel, and the funnel inserted into... | |
 | William Crookes - 1871 - 500 pages
...from one another. It is prepared in a sufficiently pure state for this purpose as follows:—Introduce a number of separate sticks of phosphorus into glass...an inch long, open above and below, but drawn out funnel-shaped at the bottom ; these tubes being arranged in a funnel, and the funnel inserted into... | |
 | William Crookes - 1886 - 782 pages
...metals from one another. It is prepared in a sufficiently pure state for this purpose as follows : — Introduce a number of separate sticks of phosphorus...an inch long, open above and below, but drawn out funnel-shaped at the bottom, these tubes being arranged in a funnel, and the funnel inserted into a... | |
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... at the bottom ; these tubes being arranged in a funnel, and the funnel inserted into a bottle which stands in a dish containing water. The whole arrangement is covered with a bell-jar, but in such a manner as to give access to the external air, which,... 