 | 1798 - 504 páginas
...parts of a grain. If we reduce the French weights and meafures to Englifh, and then compute how much much fixed air, according to this proportion, two grains and a half of charcoal would produce, we fhall find, that it ought to occupy very nearly the bulk of 10 ounces of water. M. Lavoifier feems... | |
 | Repertory of arts, manufactures and agriculture - 1798 - 510 páginas
...parts of a grain. If we reduce the French weights and meafures to Englifh, and then compute how much much fixed air, according to this proportion, two grains and a half of charcoal would produce, we fhall find, that it ought to occupy very nearly the bulk of i0 ounces of water. » M. Lavoifier feems... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1800 - 1008 páginas
...above mentioned, to, be 695 parts of a grain. If we reduce the French weights and meafures to Englifh, and then compute how much fixed air, according to...two grains and a half of charcoal would produce, we mall find that it ought to occupy very nearly the bulk of 10 ounces of water. . M. Lavoifier feems... | |
 | 1807 - 800 páginas
...mentioned, to. be 695 parts of a grain. If we reduce the French weights and meaûires (o Engliíh, and then compute how much^ fixed air, according to...find that it ought to occupy very nearly the bulk of IQ ounce» of water. M. Lavoifier feems to hav? thought that the aerial fluid, pro. tluced by the combuftion... | |
 | Edward Polehampton - 1815 - 710 páginas
...compute how much fixed air, according to this proportion, iJ ' grs. of charcoal would produce, we shall find that it ought to occupy very nearly the bulk of 10 oz. of water. M. Lavoisier seems to have thought that the aerial fluid produced by the combustion of... | |
 | Edward T W. Polehampton - 1815 - 712 páginas
...compute how much fixed air, according to this proportion, 2-£ grs. of charcoal would produce, we shall find that it ought to occupy very nearly the bulk of 10 oz. of water. M. Lavoisier seems to have thought that the aerial fluid produced by the combustion of... | |
 | Sir Richard Phillips - 1830 - 728 páginas
...compute how much fixed air, according to this proportion, 2| grains of charcoal would produce, we shall find that it ought to occupy very nearly the bulk of 10 ounces of water. Experiments to determine the Force of fired Gunpowder. By SENJ. Count RUMFOBD, FRSMRIA — [1797.]... | |
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Lavoifier feems to have thought that the aerial fluid, produced by the combuftion of the diamond, was not fo foluble in water as that procured from calcareous fubftances. 