The Annals of Philosophy, Volume 5Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy., 1815 |
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... Hence the reason why oxygen and acids are attracted by the negative pole of the battery . They are charged positively ; and it is a law in clec- tricity that bodies in different states are attracted by each other . Hydrogen , alkalies ...
... Hence the reason why oxygen and acids are attracted by the negative pole of the battery . They are charged positively ; and it is a law in clec- tricity that bodies in different states are attracted by each other . Hydrogen , alkalies ...
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... Hence the affinity of the two substances at the two extremes of the table is greatest of all ; and as we ad- vance to the middle of the table , that affinity gradually diminishes , and at last disappears . As I do not know the data from ...
... Hence the affinity of the two substances at the two extremes of the table is greatest of all ; and as we ad- vance to the middle of the table , that affinity gradually diminishes , and at last disappears . As I do not know the data from ...
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... Hence we must conclude that these bodies unite together the two opposite properties , the alkaline and acid , one of which is often . rendered insensible by the other . However , in a great number of other combinations , both properties ...
... Hence we must conclude that these bodies unite together the two opposite properties , the alkaline and acid , one of which is often . rendered insensible by the other . However , in a great number of other combinations , both properties ...
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... Hence it is very possible that I may not have done the author justice , and that some of the parts of his hypothesis , which appear the most whimsical and absurd , would assume another aspect under the explanations of the author himself ...
... Hence it is very possible that I may not have done the author justice , and that some of the parts of his hypothesis , which appear the most whimsical and absurd , would assume another aspect under the explanations of the author himself ...
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... Hence it is most likely that water is composed of one atom of oxygen and one atom of hydrogen ; oxide of silver , of one atom silver and one atom oxygen ; and oxide of zinc , of one atom zinc and one atom oxygen . When a body has the ...
... Hence it is most likely that water is composed of one atom of oxygen and one atom of hydrogen ; oxide of silver , of one atom silver and one atom oxygen ; and oxide of zinc , of one atom zinc and one atom oxygen . When a body has the ...
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