The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes5-6L. Tucker, 1838 |
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... called , is a sim - jurious . This acid enters into combination with the ple substance , It is known in the gaseous state , and in combination with water : but in the latter form it is more commonly used in the arts . What are the ...
... called , is a sim - jurious . This acid enters into combination with the ple substance , It is known in the gaseous state , and in combination with water : but in the latter form it is more commonly used in the arts . What are the ...
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... called acetales . What is OXALIC acid ? With that it is impossible to enumerate them . They are Many of these bodies are the result of , and formed indispensable to various arts * and manufacturers ; t by the action of vegetable life ...
... called acetales . What is OXALIC acid ? With that it is impossible to enumerate them . They are Many of these bodies are the result of , and formed indispensable to various arts * and manufacturers ; t by the action of vegetable life ...
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... called sulphuric acid , and the salts composed with endeavoring to procure an act of parliament to sanction its accordingly . this acid are called sulphates . But when sulphur is partially use , I was informed that from one bushel to ...
... called sulphuric acid , and the salts composed with endeavoring to procure an act of parliament to sanction its accordingly . this acid are called sulphates . But when sulphur is partially use , I was informed that from one bushel to ...
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