Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... fire , from whence it may be inferred , that the phlogistic is nothing else but elementary parts of fire , contained and inclofed in fubftances which conceal them by a mecha- nifm furpaffing our intellects . Experience teaches us , that ...
... fire , from whence it may be inferred , that the phlogistic is nothing else but elementary parts of fire , contained and inclofed in fubftances which conceal them by a mecha- nifm furpaffing our intellects . Experience teaches us , that ...
Strana 230
... fire , it is dilated and rarefied ; and then the particles of fire , which had been retained in the interior , pafs out as they entered , and the feel returns to its primitive ftate of iron ; fo that , to prepare a more du- rable feel ...
... fire , it is dilated and rarefied ; and then the particles of fire , which had been retained in the interior , pafs out as they entered , and the feel returns to its primitive ftate of iron ; fo that , to prepare a more du- rable feel ...
Strana 282
... fire , than the element of iron will yield to for quitting its bafis . To ores fubjected to calcination calca- reous ftones are joined for absorbing the fulphurs , and dividing the texture , that each part , prefenting to the fire a ...
... fire , than the element of iron will yield to for quitting its bafis . To ores fubjected to calcination calca- reous ftones are joined for absorbing the fulphurs , and dividing the texture , that each part , prefenting to the fire a ...
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