Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, Volumen134W. Bowyer and J. Nichols for Lockyer Davis, printer to the Royal Society, 1844 |
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... constant battery was transmitted through it , oxygen was evolved at the zincode , and in thirty - seven minutes 48 cubic inches of hydrogen were collected from the platinode ; the experiment was then stopped and the solutions examined ...
... constant battery was transmitted through it , oxygen was evolved at the zincode , and in thirty - seven minutes 48 cubic inches of hydrogen were collected from the platinode ; the experiment was then stopped and the solutions examined ...
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... constant battery was employed . Gas was evolved at the platinode , which was tested and found to be pure hydrogen ; it was in equivalent proportion to the gases in the voltameter . No gas was at first evolved at the zincode , but the ...
... constant battery was employed . Gas was evolved at the platinode , which was tested and found to be pure hydrogen ; it was in equivalent proportion to the gases in the voltameter . No gas was at first evolved at the zincode , but the ...
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... constant battery was applied to it , and the platinode solution very quickly changed its colour and became yellow . When 5.75 cubic inches of hydrogen had been collected from the platinode the yellow colour was perfectly pure ; the ...
... constant battery was applied to it , and the platinode solution very quickly changed its colour and became yellow . When 5.75 cubic inches of hydrogen had been collected from the platinode the yellow colour was perfectly pure ; the ...
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... constant quantity for the salts of the same base , and if applied , could not affect the equality of the foregoing groups of numbers . It is important to observe , that , notwithstanding the heat due to the formation of the precipitates ...
... constant quantity for the salts of the same base , and if applied , could not affect the equality of the foregoing groups of numbers . It is important to observe , that , notwithstanding the heat due to the formation of the precipitates ...
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... constant agitation . Knowing the weight of the water , the value in terms of water of the different parts of the apparatus , the temperature gained by the water and lost by the instrument , we possess all the data necessary to calculate ...
... constant agitation . Knowing the weight of the water , the value in terms of water of the different parts of the apparatus , the temperature gained by the water and lost by the instrument , we possess all the data necessary to calculate ...
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