The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 55
... fixed air ; or whether a confiderable part of it may not be water . The Au- thor relates fome experiments that do not feem to favour this laft fuppofition ; which has , nevertheless , been adopted by writers of diftinguished reputation ...
... fixed air ; or whether a confiderable part of it may not be water . The Au- thor relates fome experiments that do not feem to favour this laft fuppofition ; which has , nevertheless , been adopted by writers of diftinguished reputation ...
Page 368
... fixed air : it is now well known that calcareous earths or ftones , which are naturally infoluble in water , are , in confequence of having their fixed air expelled from them by calcination , converted into lime ; that is , into a falt ...
... fixed air : it is now well known that calcareous earths or ftones , which are naturally infoluble in water , are , in confequence of having their fixed air expelled from them by calcination , converted into lime ; that is , into a falt ...
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... fixed air , we muft conclude , that the principle to which the denomination of fixed air has been hitherto given , is the refult of the combination of the eminently pure portion of the air with coal . This I defign to prove and ...
... fixed air , we muft conclude , that the principle to which the denomination of fixed air has been hitherto given , is the refult of the combination of the eminently pure portion of the air with coal . This I defign to prove and ...
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