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Page 28
... contains any water , it is only as common hygrometric moisture , which may readily be abstracted by any of the means ... contains no oxygen , at least none has ever been extracted from it ; it unites with most metals and salifiable bases ...
... contains any water , it is only as common hygrometric moisture , which may readily be abstracted by any of the means ... contains no oxygen , at least none has ever been extracted from it ; it unites with most metals and salifiable bases ...
Page 29
... contains no water of composition , for none can be procured from it , unless by substances that contain oxygen , and the quantity of water produced is exactly equal to the oxygen contained in the substance employed , added to the ...
... contains no water of composition , for none can be procured from it , unless by substances that contain oxygen , and the quantity of water produced is exactly equal to the oxygen contained in the substance employed , added to the ...
Page 204
... contains Three Lectures upon Miscellaneous Subjects ; such as , the Descent of Bodies over Pulleys by Variable Forces ; the Vibration of Cords ; the Oscillations of Bodies in Circular and Cycloidal Ares ; the Angular Motion of Bodies ...
... contains Three Lectures upon Miscellaneous Subjects ; such as , the Descent of Bodies over Pulleys by Variable Forces ; the Vibration of Cords ; the Oscillations of Bodies in Circular and Cycloidal Ares ; the Angular Motion of Bodies ...
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