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None of them can be produced by combustion ; and as they contain a maximum
of oxygen , they are of course incombustible : they cannot therefore be referred to
any of the other two classes . ' As we have already witnessed so much ...
None of them can be produced by combustion ; and as they contain a maximum
of oxygen , they are of course incombustible : they cannot therefore be referred to
any of the other two classes . ' As we have already witnessed so much ...
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A short chapter , containing general remarks on the primary compounds , betrays
the same tendency to premature ... are not yet known to be compounds , Dr. T.
arranges the remainder under two heads ; viz . such as contain oxygen , and
such ...
A short chapter , containing general remarks on the primary compounds , betrays
the same tendency to premature ... are not yet known to be compounds , Dr. T.
arranges the remainder under two heads ; viz . such as contain oxygen , and
such ...
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On this island are all the principal warehouses for ashes , hemp , linens , and the
extensive granaries , containing ... No fire or robbery was ever known ; and the
expence to each building , with the immense property they contain , is very ...
On this island are all the principal warehouses for ashes , hemp , linens , and the
extensive granaries , containing ... No fire or robbery was ever known ; and the
expence to each building , with the immense property they contain , is very ...
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