Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1805 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... barytes ; upon which the precipitated barytic sulphate was separated by filtration , the filtered clear fluid evaporated , and the dry acetate of soda heated to redness in a platina crucible . The coaly residue gave , by solution in ...
... barytes ; upon which the precipitated barytic sulphate was separated by filtration , the filtered clear fluid evaporated , and the dry acetate of soda heated to redness in a platina crucible . The coaly residue gave , by solution in ...
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... barytes . However , it will appear from the description of its external characters drawn up by Karsten , that with respect to its external appearance , it differs from the other species of barytes , and that , on this account it ought ...
... barytes . However , it will appear from the description of its external characters drawn up by Karsten , that with respect to its external appearance , it differs from the other species of barytes , and that , on this account it ought ...
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... barytes in its usual tabular form . b ) All this muriated barytes was re dissolved in water ; the pre- dominant pot - ash of the mentioned alkaline lye , which contained the sulphuric acid of the decomposed fossil , was neutralized with ...
... barytes in its usual tabular form . b ) All this muriated barytes was re dissolved in water ; the pre- dominant pot - ash of the mentioned alkaline lye , which contained the sulphuric acid of the decomposed fossil , was neutralized with ...
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