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... color is usually quite dark , and when rich in copper , almost black . It is evidently a mechanical mixture of black oxyd of copper with sulphurets of iron and copper , sulphate of copper , oxyd of iron , silicious matter , and some ...
... color is usually quite dark , and when rich in copper , almost black . It is evidently a mechanical mixture of black oxyd of copper with sulphurets of iron and copper , sulphate of copper , oxyd of iron , silicious matter , and some ...
Síđa 66
... color ; this action proves that emydin is not the vitellin of bird's eggs . Emydin submitted to analysis , shows the following com- position : - Proportion of azote . Solid matter , 0.313 Solid matter , 0.370 Carbon , Water , 0.210 ...
... color ; this action proves that emydin is not the vitellin of bird's eggs . Emydin submitted to analysis , shows the following com- position : - Proportion of azote . Solid matter , 0.313 Solid matter , 0.370 Carbon , Water , 0.210 ...
Síđa 69
... color when the shell of Crustacea is submitted to the action of heat . Till now it has not been conveniently studied , because the solvents always presented it in a state mixed with fatty bodies , and besides , the solvents such as ...
... color when the shell of Crustacea is submitted to the action of heat . Till now it has not been conveniently studied , because the solvents always presented it in a state mixed with fatty bodies , and besides , the solvents such as ...
Síđa 70
... color . The green coloring matter of Crustacea is soluble in albumen ; besides , when Lobster's eggs are crushed , the albuminous liquid which passes by filtering , is strongly colored green , and holds in solution the coloring matter ...
... color . The green coloring matter of Crustacea is soluble in albumen ; besides , when Lobster's eggs are crushed , the albuminous liquid which passes by filtering , is strongly colored green , and holds in solution the coloring matter ...
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... color . Conclusions . We have shown , in three successive communi- cations composing our memoir , the facts established by our re- searches on the eggs of different animals , belonging to all the great classes of Ovipara . Let us by way ...
... color . Conclusions . We have shown , in three successive communi- cations composing our memoir , the facts established by our re- searches on the eggs of different animals , belonging to all the great classes of Ovipara . Let us by way ...
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Síđa 242 - ... to be seen in the cabinets of Europe. 48. ANGLESITE. This mineral is found abundantly and in beautiful crystals at this locality. The magnificence of many of the specimens can only be realized by seeing those in Mr. Wheatley's cabinet. The crystals are remarkable for their size and transparency — in some instances they weigh nearly half a pound, being as transparent as rock crystal in nearly every part.
Síđa 390 - March, 1854, and was honored with a public funeral as a mark of the respect in which he was held by the authorities and inhabitants of the district. His loss is the more to be regretted, inasmuch as it disappoints those hopes held forth by my predecessor last year, in allusion to the geological discoveries to be expected from Dr. Stanger, who was to have undertaken an official geological exploration of the province of Natal. * * * ' * * # * The only loss we have sustained amongst our Foreign Associciates...
Síđa 241 - The gneissic strata of the tract embracing this group of lead-bearing veins, seem lo differ in no essential features from the rest of the formation ranging eastward and westward through this belt of country. Here, as elsewhere, they consist chiefly of soft...
Síđa 51 - That they happen at all seasons of the year and at all hours of the day ; but that they are generally most severe in the spring and in the autumn.