...specific gravity, which, when freshly cut, emits an odor like garlic, though under ordinary con-, ditions this odor is overpowered by the odor of ozone, which,...quantities of water; place it, for a moment, upon a sheet of filter-paper, in order that a portion of the water adhering to it may be removed, then lay...

...phosphorus. v 263. Ordinary phosphorus, when perfectly pure, is a transparent, colorless, wax -like solid of 1-8 specific gravity, which, when freshly...quantities of water ; place it, for a moment, upon a sheet of filter-paper, in order that a portion of the water adhering to it may be removed, then lay...

...263. 0rdinary phosphorus, when perfectly pure, is a transparent, colorless, wax-like solid of l - 8 specific gravity, which, when freshly cut, emits an...quantities of water; place it, for a moment, upon a sheet of filter-paper, in order that a portion of the water adhering to it may be removed, then lay...

...which exist in the soil ; the herbivorous animals in their turn consume the phosphorus which has been accumulated by the plants, and from the bones of animals...quantities of water ; place it, for a moment, upon a sheet of filter-paper, in order that a portion of the water adhering to it may be removed, then lay...

...conditions this odor is overpowered by the odor of ozone, which, as has been previously stated (§ 103), is developed when phosphorus is exposed to the air. It unites with oxygen § 143.] INFLAMMABILITY OF PHOSPHORUS. 93 readily, even at the ordinary temperature of the air, and...

...ordinary temperature of th« air, ami with great energy at somewhat higher tem|K'ratures (ubovo fi0*) ; when in contact with air, it is all the while undergoing slow combustion. If the temperature of the slowly-burning phosphorus lw slightly increased in any way, the mass will...

...conditions this odor is overpowured by the odor of ozone, which, as has been previously stated (§ 103), is developed when phosphorus is exposed to the air....air, it is all the while undergoing slow combustion. If the temperature of the slowly-burning phosphorus be slightly increased in any way, the mass will...

...conditions this odor is overpowered by the odor of ozone, which, as has been previously stated (§ 103), is developed when phosphorus is exposed to the air....great energy at somewhat higher temperatures (above GO") ; when in contact with air, it is all the while undergoing slow combustion. If the temperature...

...the bones of animals chemists and manufacturers derive the phosphorus of which they stand in need. readily, even at the ordinary temperature of the air,...great energy at somewhat higher temperatures (above GO") ; •when in contact with air, it is all the while undergoing slow combustion. If the temperature...

...conditions this odor is overpowered by the odor of ozone, which, as has been previously stated (§ 121), is developed when phosphorus is exposed to the air....at somewhat higher temperatures (above 60°). When iu contact with air, it is all the while undergoing slow combustion; and, if the temperature of the...