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Page 260
... experiments , from Mont- golfier's firft difcovery in November 1782 , to the croffing of the English Channel by Mr. Blanchard and Dr. Jefferies in January 1785 , he gives a particular detail ; recording every circumftance that deferved ...
... experiments , from Mont- golfier's firft difcovery in November 1782 , to the croffing of the English Channel by Mr. Blanchard and Dr. Jefferies in January 1785 , he gives a particular detail ; recording every circumftance that deferved ...
Page 458
... experiments , for which we are indebted to the celebrated Abbé FONTANA , and their interefting refults . The Author , by repeating the experiments of M. Lavoifier , relative to the subject here an- nounced , had occafion , to obferve ...
... experiments , for which we are indebted to the celebrated Abbé FONTANA , and their interefting refults . The Author , by repeating the experiments of M. Lavoifier , relative to the subject here an- nounced , had occafion , to obferve ...
Page 505
... experiment but the light and heat , which escape through the veffel . It was natural to deduce from this experiment the poffibility of decompofing water , and feparating inflammable from vital air . Several other experiments concurred ...
... experiment but the light and heat , which escape through the veffel . It was natural to deduce from this experiment the poffibility of decompofing water , and feparating inflammable from vital air . Several other experiments concurred ...
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