The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes5-6L. Tucker, 1838 |
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... acid in the proportion in which it exists in atmospheric air is favourable to the growth It is now a prevailing opinion , that the oxymuria - of vegetables , but in a large proportion is highly in- tic acid , or chlorine , as it is ...
... acid in the proportion in which it exists in atmospheric air is favourable to the growth It is now a prevailing opinion , that the oxymuria - of vegetables , but in a large proportion is highly in- tic acid , or chlorine , as it is ...
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... acids ; some are formed principally by chemical The oxalic is a peculiar acid found in the juice dicine : they act an important part in the great ela- changes effected on dead vegetable matter , as for in- of sorrel , in combination ...
... acids ; some are formed principally by chemical The oxalic is a peculiar acid found in the juice dicine : they act an important part in the great ela- changes effected on dead vegetable matter , as for in- of sorrel , in combination ...
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... acid exist in nature ? Carbonic acid is found in three different states , viz . in gas , in mixture , and in chemical combination : it is , perhaps , the most abundant of all the native acids . ( 12 ) What instances are there of its ...
... acid exist in nature ? Carbonic acid is found in three different states , viz . in gas , in mixture , and in chemical combination : it is , perhaps , the most abundant of all the native acids . ( 12 ) What instances are there of its ...
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