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... sulphuret , Mr. Hatchett proceeded to examine , by a similar operation , the composition of other species of pyrites ; and he found them nearly similar to each other , but differing considerably from the magnetic sulphuret ; they ...
... sulphuret , Mr. Hatchett proceeded to examine , by a similar operation , the composition of other species of pyrites ; and he found them nearly similar to each other , but differing considerably from the magnetic sulphuret ; they ...
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... sulphur in natural pyrites is found to differ considerably from that of M. Proust ; there is , however , reason to believe that this latter chemist did not actually submit the sulphuret to a chemical analysis , but framed his ...
... sulphur in natural pyrites is found to differ considerably from that of M. Proust ; there is , however , reason to believe that this latter chemist did not actually submit the sulphuret to a chemical analysis , but framed his ...
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... sulphurets is a physical impossibility . The present author con- tends that the violet tarnish of polished silver , which M. Proust found to be a sulphuret of that metal , and the darken- ing of the common sympathetic inks by ...
... sulphurets is a physical impossibility . The present author con- tends that the violet tarnish of polished silver , which M. Proust found to be a sulphuret of that metal , and the darken- ing of the common sympathetic inks by ...
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