| Science - 1823 - 458 pages
...it without mixing. " Liquid sulphurous acid is very limpid and colourless, arid highly fluid. It» refractive power, obtained by comparing it in water...nearly equal to that of water; It does not solidify or became adhesive at a temperature of 0° F. When at tube containing it was opened, the contents did... | |
| Monthly literary register - 1823 - 586 pages
...remained on it without mixing. Liquid sulphurous acid is very limpid and colourless, and highly fluid. Ils refractive power, obtained by comparing it in water...tube, appeared to be nearly equal to that of water. It docs not solidify or become adhesive at a temperature of 0° F. When a tubo containing it was opened,... | |
| Agriculture - 1824 - 510 pages
...on it without mixing. . Liquid sulphurous acid is very limpid and colourless, and highly fluid. Its refractive power, obtained by comparing it in water...did not rush out as with explosion, but a portion »f the liquid evaporated rapidly, cooling another portion so much as to leave it in the fluid state... | |
| English literature - 1824 - 696 pages
...on it without mixing. " Liquid sulphurous acid is very limpid and colourless, and highly fluid. Its refractive power, obtained by comparing it in water...solidify, or become adhesive at a temperature of 0° Fall. When a tube c6ntaining it was opened, the contents did not rush out as with explosion, but a... | |
| Chemistry - 1826 - 652 pages
...remained on it without mixing. Liquid sulphurous acid is very limpid and colourless, and highly fluid. Its refractive power, obtained by comparing it in water...other media, with water contained in a similar tube, * In the Pkilotopkical Trantaetioni for 1809, p. 385. Sir F.vemrd Home ha* given an account of . theie... | |
| Chemistry - 1828 - 664 pages
...liquid state. He describes it as very limpid and fluid, and quite colourless. Its refractive power appeared to be nearly equal to that of water. It does not solidify at a temperature of 0° F. When a tube containing it is opened, it does not rush out as with an explosion,... | |
| John White Webster - Chemistry - 1839 - 592 pages
...°'sul1 n ¡u nl state, very limpid and fluid, and quite colourless. Its refrac- ¿Vid gaj. live power appeared to be nearly equal to that of water. It does not solidify at a temperature of 0° F. When a tube containing it is opened, it does not rush out as with an explosion,... | |
| Michael Faraday - Gases - 1906 - 92 pages
...remained on it without mixing. Liquid sulphurous acid is very limpid and colourless, and highly fluid. Its refractive power, obtained by comparing it in water...similar tube, appeared to be nearly equal to that ot water. It does not solidify or become adhesive at a temperature of 0° F. When a tube containing... | |
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