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An account of , and observations on , different blue colours produced from the mother - water of foda phosphorata , & c . By Mr. Thomas Willis , of London . These colours were discovered by an accident of much the same kind as that ...
An account of , and observations on , different blue colours produced from the mother - water of foda phosphorata , & c . By Mr. Thomas Willis , of London . These colours were discovered by an accident of much the same kind as that ...
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Sugar may certainly be taken into the stomach in pretty large quantities without producing any bad consequences , though ... and diffulving the Auids , and relaxing the solids , debility and direale are said to have been produced .
Sugar may certainly be taken into the stomach in pretty large quantities without producing any bad consequences , though ... and diffulving the Auids , and relaxing the solids , debility and direale are said to have been produced .
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In both these cases , some inches of gas were produced ; in the formes , it appeared to be fulphurated hydrogene mixed with sulphurous acid ; they attribute it to the decomposition of water , which adhered to the mercury ; in the latter ...
In both these cases , some inches of gas were produced ; in the formes , it appeared to be fulphurated hydrogene mixed with sulphurous acid ; they attribute it to the decomposition of water , which adhered to the mercury ; in the latter ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1794 |
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