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Page 37
... experiments , which we have not room to particularize , Mr. Davy gives this general opinion respecting the resemblance of the properties of nitrous oxide to acids : If we were inclined to generalise , and to place nitrous oxide among a ...
... experiments , which we have not room to particularize , Mr. Davy gives this general opinion respecting the resemblance of the properties of nitrous oxide to acids : If we were inclined to generalise , and to place nitrous oxide among a ...
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The experiments in the first Division of this Research , prove that nitrous oxide when respired by animals , produces peculiar changes in their blood and in their organs , first connected with in- creased living action ; but terminating ...
The experiments in the first Division of this Research , prove that nitrous oxide when respired by animals , produces peculiar changes in their blood and in their organs , first connected with in- creased living action ; but terminating ...
Page 529
... experiments made on the diseased fluids abové named , collected from elms , the result was that 4 ounces , 7 gros , 46 grains of the white diseased bark afforded 3 ounces , or 0,605 of vegetable matter ; 5 gros , 36 grains , or 0,340 of ...
... experiments made on the diseased fluids abové named , collected from elms , the result was that 4 ounces , 7 gros , 46 grains of the white diseased bark afforded 3 ounces , or 0,605 of vegetable matter ; 5 gros , 36 grains , or 0,340 of ...
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