Pantologia. A new (cabinet) cyclopædia, by J.M. Good, O. Gregory, and N. Bosworth assisted by other gentlemen of eminence, Band 81819 |
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... equal difference in the consistence of the card ; that from cow's and sheep's milk being dense , and readily separating by the usual coagulating substances ; while the curd from ass's and mare's milk always remains thin and of nearly a ...
... equal difference in the consistence of the card ; that from cow's and sheep's milk being dense , and readily separating by the usual coagulating substances ; while the curd from ass's and mare's milk always remains thin and of nearly a ...
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... equal quantity of the same fluid through each of these solutions a small quantity of ammoniacal gas was passed : the first solution immediately became turbid , while the latter did not begin to exhibit a precipitate till twenty minutes ...
... equal quantity of the same fluid through each of these solutions a small quantity of ammoniacal gas was passed : the first solution immediately became turbid , while the latter did not begin to exhibit a precipitate till twenty minutes ...
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... equal quantities of both these solutions in an apothe . cary's phial , to reduce them into red precipitate , and he obtained one fourth more of this precipitate from the solution which is decomposed by water than from that which is not ...
... equal quantities of both these solutions in an apothe . cary's phial , to reduce them into red precipitate , and he obtained one fourth more of this precipitate from the solution which is decomposed by water than from that which is not ...
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... equal in power to the dictator . Minutius , soon after this , fought with ill success against Annibal , and was saved by the interference of Fabius ; which circumstance had such an effect upon him that he laid down his power at the feet ...
... equal in power to the dictator . Minutius , soon after this , fought with ill success against Annibal , and was saved by the interference of Fabius ; which circumstance had such an effect upon him that he laid down his power at the feet ...
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... equal to the angle of incidence . See OPTICS . Parallel rays falling directly on a plane spe- culum are reflected back upon themselves ; if they fall obliquely , they are reflected in the same angle , and parallel as they fell . Hence ...
... equal to the angle of incidence . See OPTICS . Parallel rays falling directly on a plane spe- culum are reflected back upon themselves ; if they fall obliquely , they are reflected in the same angle , and parallel as they fell . Hence ...
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