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Page 105
... oxygen and hydrogen , I wish it always to be under- stood that I mean a mixture composed of one volume oxygen to two volumes of hydrogen , being the proportions that form water . Unless otherwise expressed , the hydrogen was always that ...
... oxygen and hydrogen , I wish it always to be under- stood that I mean a mixture composed of one volume oxygen to two volumes of hydrogen , being the proportions that form water . Unless otherwise expressed , the hydrogen was always that ...
Page 106
... oxygen and hydrogen ( 374 ) with one of olefiant gas , a feeble action was evident at the end of fifty minutes ; it went on accelerating ( 366 ) until the eighty - fifth minute , and then became so intense that the gas exploded . Here ...
... oxygen and hydrogen ( 374 ) with one of olefiant gas , a feeble action was evident at the end of fifty minutes ; it went on accelerating ( 366 ) until the eighty - fifth minute , and then became so intense that the gas exploded . Here ...
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... oxygen and hydrogen , and the consequent mechanical obstruction to its contact with the platina . The order in which carbonic acid and these substances seemed to stand was as follows , the first interfering least with the action ...
... oxygen and hydrogen , and the consequent mechanical obstruction to its contact with the platina . The order in which carbonic acid and these substances seemed to stand was as follows , the first interfering least with the action ...
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RELATION BY MEASURE OF COMMON AND VOLTAIC | 27 |
ON CONDUCTING POWER GENERALLY | 41 |
iii Associated Voltaic Circles or Battery | 211 |
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