The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1799 |
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... oxygen appears to Dr. B. the best general principle for chemical arrangement , though he seems aware that it will be found rather too artificial in some in- Stances . The phænomena in which light and oxygen are concerned , especially as ...
... oxygen appears to Dr. B. the best general principle for chemical arrangement , though he seems aware that it will be found rather too artificial in some in- Stances . The phænomena in which light and oxygen are concerned , especially as ...
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... oxygen gas . After having used it for a month , by which time three quarts of oxygen were given three times in a day , appearances of recovery began to be evident . The oxygen was continued for three months ; increased the strength and ...
... oxygen gas . After having used it for a month , by which time three quarts of oxygen were given three times in a day , appearances of recovery began to be evident . The oxygen was continued for three months ; increased the strength and ...
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... oxygen gas ; and the thermometer rose when the charcoal was in contact with the air , from 52 ° to 100 ° , -we presume , of Fahrenheit's scale . On placing charcoal charged with hydrogen nitrous gas , a very considerable absorption took ...
... oxygen gas ; and the thermometer rose when the charcoal was in contact with the air , from 52 ° to 100 ° , -we presume , of Fahrenheit's scale . On placing charcoal charged with hydrogen nitrous gas , a very considerable absorption took ...
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Jauit | 11 |
Chronology See Investigation | 11 |
Hamboidrs Experiments on the Atmos | 11 |
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