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... turbith mineral is an oxyd of mercury ; and the having asserted , that any substance into which its mercury may be converted by a red heat , does not require any addition to constitute it a metal : and , after having told me the ...
... turbith mineral is an oxyd of mercury ; and the having asserted , that any substance into which its mercury may be converted by a red heat , does not require any addition to constitute it a metal : and , after having told me the ...
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... turbith is a simple oxyd of mercury . In the first experiment I made on the effect of a high tem- perature , on turbith mineral , about two drams of it were put Into a glass tube , shut at one end ; and this being placed among burning ...
... turbith is a simple oxyd of mercury . In the first experiment I made on the effect of a high tem- perature , on turbith mineral , about two drams of it were put Into a glass tube , shut at one end ; and this being placed among burning ...
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... turbith being collected , the part of it which had been nearest the first was slightly yellow , while that which had been farthest from it was white . Some of it being thrown into warm distilled water , af- forded turbith ; and the ...
... turbith being collected , the part of it which had been nearest the first was slightly yellow , while that which had been farthest from it was white . Some of it being thrown into warm distilled water , af- forded turbith ; and the ...
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... turbith was a sulphate of mercury , and of the same sort as may be got by boiling sul- phuric acid with mercury , and heating the mixture till the superfluous acid is driven away . 2. Its red colour was dependent on the temperature to ...
... turbith was a sulphate of mercury , and of the same sort as may be got by boiling sul- phuric acid with mercury , and heating the mixture till the superfluous acid is driven away . 2. Its red colour was dependent on the temperature to ...
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have , at different times , mixed different proportions of char- coal with turbith , and heated them , but I got no cinnabar . Indeed , the quantity of oxygen in turbith , exclusive of that in its sulphuric acid , is so great , that it ...
have , at different times , mixed different proportions of char- coal with turbith , and heated them , but I got no cinnabar . Indeed , the quantity of oxygen in turbith , exclusive of that in its sulphuric acid , is so great , that it ...
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