A London Encyclopaedia, Or Universal Dictionary of Science, Art, Literature and Practical Mechanics: Comprising a Popular View of the Present State of Knowledge : Illustrated by Numerous Engravings, a General Atlas, and Appropriate Diagrams, Том 10Thomas Curtis Thomas Tegg, 1829 |
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... given out by the flame of a gaseous compound of carbon and hydrogen is , in common circumstances , in proportion to the quantity of carbon present , it is evident that the gas which contains a greater proportion of olefiant gas , or ...
... given out by the flame of a gaseous compound of carbon and hydrogen is , in common circumstances , in proportion to the quantity of carbon present , it is evident that the gas which contains a greater proportion of olefiant gas , or ...
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... given of the illu- minating power of oil and coal - gas ; nor is this to be wondered at , when we considerthat the quality of the gases depends so much on the mode of pre- paration , and take into account also the defective modes ...
... given of the illu- minating power of oil and coal - gas ; nor is this to be wondered at , when we considerthat the quality of the gases depends so much on the mode of pre- paration , and take into account also the defective modes ...
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... given out by the former , and increase that from the latter . The gaseous matter , given off from coal and oil , now known by the name of coal and oil gas , contains nearly the same ingredients , but in dif- ferent proportions . Dr ...
... given out by the former , and increase that from the latter . The gaseous matter , given off from coal and oil , now known by the name of coal and oil gas , contains nearly the same ingredients , but in dif- ferent proportions . Dr ...
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... given . it must vary ac- cording to the number of branch - pipes and lamps which the main has to supply within a given distance , the angular direction of the mains , the pressure of the gas - holder , —and , above all , with the ...
... given . it must vary ac- cording to the number of branch - pipes and lamps which the main has to supply within a given distance , the angular direction of the mains , the pressure of the gas - holder , —and , above all , with the ...
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... given , or any thing paid , then let him pay five pound for his were , ere he become healder again . ' Other copies have the first part with some variation : ' Let him nine times pay , and nine times repay . GAVELET is also a writ used ...
... given , or any thing paid , then let him pay five pound for his were , ere he become healder again . ' Other copies have the first part with some variation : ' Let him nine times pay , and nine times repay . GAVELET is also a writ used ...
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