 | William Laxton - 1857 - 500 lehte
...acid. 7 oz. The 9 oz. of lime may be obtained apart, by burning the chalk, as in a lime kiln. The 9 oz. of burnt lime may be dissolved in any quantity of...less than 40 gallons. The solution would be called lime water. During the burning of the chalk to convert it into lime, the 7 oz. of carbonic acid are... | |
 | 1868 - 858 lehte
...oz. of lime may be obtained apart, by burning the chalk, as in a lime-kiln. The 9 oz. of burnt шпе may be dissolved in any quantity of water not less...burning of the chalk to convert it into lime, the 7 oz. of carbonic acid are driven off. This acid when uncombined, is naturally volatile and mild ;... | |
 | 1868 - 852 lehte
...obtained apart, by burning the chalk, as in a lime-kiln. The 9 oz. of burnt Ume may bo dissolved in auy quantity of water not less than 40 gallons. The solution...burning of the chalk to convert it into lime, the 7 oz. of carbonic acid are driven off. This acid when uncombined, is naturally volatile and mild ;... | |
 | 1869 - 850 lehte
...7 oz, 'The 9 oz. of lime may be obtained apart, by burning the chalk, as in a lime-kiln. The 9 oz. of burnt lime may be dissolved in any quantity of...burning of the chalk to convert it into lime, the 7 oz. of carbonic acid are driven off. This acid when uncombined, is naturally volatile and mild ;... | |
 | Ephraim Chambers - 1870 - 852 lehte
...7 oz. 'The 9 oz. of lime may be obtained apart, by burning the chalk, as in a lime-kiln. The 9 oz. of burnt lime may be dissolved in any quantity of...burning of the chalk to convert it into lime, the 7 oz. of carbonic acid are driven off. This acid when uncombined, is naturally volatile and mild ;... | |
 | Chambers W. and R., ltd - 1874 - 864 lehte
...7 oz. 'The 9 oz. of lime may be obtained apart, by burning the chalk, as in a lime-kiln. The 9 oz. of burnt lime may be dissolved in any quantity of water not less toan 40 gallons. The solution would be called lime-water. During the burning of the chalk to convert... | |
 | John Bailey Denton - 1877 - 524 lehte
...invention is a chemical one for expelling chalk by chalk. Chalk, then, consists, for every one pound of 16 ounces, of lime nine ounces, carbonic acid seven ounces....ounces of carbonic acid are driven off This acid, when nncombined, is naturally volatile and mild ; it is the same substance that forms what has been called... | |
 | John Bailey Denton - 1877 - 534 lehte
...invention ia a chemical one for expelling chalk by chalk. Chalk, then, consists, for every one pound of 16 ounces, of lime nine ounces, carbonic acid seven ounces....water not less than 40 gallons. The solution would bo called lime-water. During the burning of the chalk to convert it into lime the seven ounces of carbonic... | |
 | 1883 - 844 lehte
...oz, of lime may be obtained apart, by burning the chalk, as in a lime-kiln. The 9 oz. of burnt Hme may be dissolved in any quantity of water not less than 40 gallons. The solution woidd be called lime-water. During the burning of the chalk to convert it into lime, the 7 oz. of carbonic... | |
 | 1884 - 572 lehte
...seven ounces. The nine ounces of lime may be obtained apart by burning the chalk, as in a lime kiln. The nine ounces of burnt lime may be dissolved in any quantity of water not less than forty gallons. The solution would be called lime water. Dtuing the burning of the chalk to convert... | |
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The 9 oz. of burnt lime may be dissolved in any quantity of water not less than 40 gallons. The solution would be called lime-water. During the burning of the chalk to convert it into lime, the 7 oz. 