Transactions of the Pharmaceutical Meetings, 16. köideJ. Churchill, 1857 |
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... obtained , and composing medicine administered , he was better in the morning , and Fisher gave him back the money . On the same morning , Thursday , November 15 , another friend , Mr. Her- ring , called on Cook , and the name of Palmer ...
... obtained , and composing medicine administered , he was better in the morning , and Fisher gave him back the money . On the same morning , Thursday , November 15 , another friend , Mr. Her- ring , called on Cook , and the name of Palmer ...
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... obtained in the state of dryness , and that the sulphuric acid employed should be concentrated , not of a lesser ... obtain others of any degree of dilution that may be desired . This dilution may be carried to such an extent , that the ...
... obtained in the state of dryness , and that the sulphuric acid employed should be concentrated , not of a lesser ... obtain others of any degree of dilution that may be desired . This dilution may be carried to such an extent , that the ...
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... obtained . When cold , crystals were deposited , which , on being tested , showed the presence of both antimony and strychnia , the latter almost more distinctly than by itself . The crystals were remarkable ; they were neither the ...
... obtained . When cold , crystals were deposited , which , on being tested , showed the presence of both antimony and strychnia , the latter almost more distinctly than by itself . The crystals were remarkable ; they were neither the ...
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... obtained this metal - the decomposition of chloride of aluminium by means of an alkaline metal . Sodium was chosen as the decomposing agent , because it is more easily obtained than potassium . The apparatus used is represented by fig ...
... obtained this metal - the decomposition of chloride of aluminium by means of an alkaline metal . Sodium was chosen as the decomposing agent , because it is more easily obtained than potassium . The apparatus used is represented by fig ...
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... obtained are not larger than a pin's head . These are collected , dried , put into a crucible , melted , and run into an ingot . It is necessary to take especial care in removing from the sodium every particle of carbon which is ...
... obtained are not larger than a pin's head . These are collected , dried , put into a crucible , melted , and run into an ingot . It is necessary to take especial care in removing from the sodium every particle of carbon which is ...
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