 | Literary and Philosophical Society of Manchester - 1877 - 898 lehte
...went into the house and examined the surfaces in rooms empty and inhabited, tables, chairs, ornaments, plates, glasses, and drawing-room ornaments. A (parian)...showed ammonia, when rubbed with a common duster, very little. It seemed clear that ammonia stuck to everything. If, then, ammonia were everywhere, the... | |
 | 1878 - 616 lehte
...went into the house and examined the surfaces in rooms empty and inhabited, tables, chairs, ornaments, plates, glasses, and drawing-room ornaments. A (Parian)...showed ammonia, when rubbed with a common duster, very little. It seemed clear that ammonia stack to everything. If, then, ammonia were everywhere, the... | |
 | Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society - 1879 - 308 lehte
...wherever we find water on the surface of the earth or in the air, and probably in all natural waters, even the deepest and most purified. As a part of the...It seemed clear that ammonia stuck to every thing. If, then, ammonia was everywhere, the conclusion seemed to be that it was not at all necessary to do... | |
 | Sanitary Institute of Great Britain - 1884 - 516 lehte
...the result of the decomposition, continually taking place, of organic matter adhering to everything in dwellings. The presence of organic matter is easily...very little. It seemed clear that ammonia stuck to everything. "If, then, ammonia was everywhere, the conclusion seemed to be that it was not at all necessary... | |
 | International health exhibition, 1884 - 1884 - 650 lehte
...the result of the decomposition, continually taking place, of organic matter adhering to everything in dwellings. The presence of organic matter is easily...very little. It seemed clear that ammonia stuck to everything. ' If, then, ammonia was everywhere, the conclusion seemed to be that it was not at all... | |
 | Sanitary Institute of Great Britain - 1884 - 514 lehte
...near habitations is the direct decomposition of organic matter on the spot. If so, being more readUy observed than organic matter itself, it may be taken...very little. It seemed clear that ammonia stuck to everything. "If, thenf ammonia was everywhere, the conclusion seemed to be that it was not at all necessary... | |
 | Agrippa Nelson Bell - 1885 - 404 lehte
...they indicated the existence of any. The surface of wood was examined; pailings, railings, branching of trees, grass (not very green at the time), all...very little. It seemed clear that ammonia stuck to everything. " If, then, ammonia was everywhere, the conclusion seemed to be that it was not at all... | |
 | 1885 - 452 lehte
...the surfaces in rooms empty and inhabited, tables, chairs, walls, plates, glasses, and drawing room ornaments. A (Parian) porcelain statuette under a...very little. It seemed clear that ammonia stuck to everything. " If, then, ammonia was everywhere,- the conclusion seemed to be that it was not at all... | |
 | 1878 - 338 lehte
...went into the house and examined the surfaces in rooms empty and inhabited, tables, chairs, ornaments, plates, glasses, and drawing-room ornaments. A (Parian)...showed ammonia, when rubbed with a common duster, very little. It seemed clear that ammonia stuck to everything. If, then, ammonia were everywhere, the... | |
 | 1879 - 1158 lehte
...ornamente. A (Parian) porcelain statuette, under а glass, showed some ammonia ; a candlestick of the name material (but uncovered) showed much more ; the back...showed ammonia, when rubbed with a common duster, very little. It seemed clear that ammonia stuck to everything. If, then, ammonia were everywhere, the... | |
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Stones that not twenty hours before had been washed by rain showed ammonia. It is true that the rain of Manchester contains it also ; but, considering that only a thin layer would be evaporated from these stones, it was remarkable that they indicated... 