Chemistry of the Four Seasons ...: An Essay, Principally Concerning Natural Phenomena Admitting of Interpretation by Chemical ScienceJ. Churchill, 1846 - 451 pages |
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32 degrees absorb accordingly animal appear artificial ascend atmo atmosphere Autumn beautiful become beneath bottle bulb bulk burning called canister capillary capillary attraction carafe carbonic acid cause chemical chemist discovers Chemistry chlorine clouds cold color combined combustion compound condensed conducting conductors containing cooled cork crystals denote earth elements ensue escape expand experiment extraordinary fact fire flame flask Florence flask Four Seasons freezing glass gluten hand heat hydrochloric acid Hydrogen hydrometer immediately inches iron kindle latent heat lignin lime matter mephitic mercury metal mixture natural neck Nitric acid Nitrogen obtained oxide Oxygen perfectly phenomena phenomenon plants portion potash present produced proximate principles pure quantity radiation radicle rain rays regarding remain rendered salt silica snow sodium soil solar light solid solution specific gravity substances sulphuric acid Summer surface temperature thawing thermometer tion tube vegetable vessel volume warm watery vapor weight whilst Winter