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... cent ) .. 31.95 32.00 510 514 10:50 Bunsen method ( per cent ) .. 32:09 32:05 5 22 5:20 10:56 As shown above the method is as accurate as the Bunsen method , and presents many advantages , viz . : - 1. It requires no special apparat us ...
... cent ) .. 31.95 32.00 510 514 10:50 Bunsen method ( per cent ) .. 32:09 32:05 5 22 5:20 10:56 As shown above the method is as accurate as the Bunsen method , and presents many advantages , viz . : - 1. It requires no special apparat us ...
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... cent of the dried fruit . I desire to express my thanks to Dr. N. Knight for his advice and assistance in this work ... cent ) , with steel shearings . In my instance I took for the crucible charge : - : - South Russia pig - iron Oural ...
... cent of the dried fruit . I desire to express my thanks to Dr. N. Knight for his advice and assistance in this work ... cent ) , with steel shearings . In my instance I took for the crucible charge : - : - South Russia pig - iron Oural ...
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... cent Ferrosilicon , together with a Discussion on their Mode of Formation . " By GEOFFREY MARTIN . The author described a very cheap process of preparing the chlorides of silicon by the action of chlorine on 50 per cent ferrosilicon ...
... cent Ferrosilicon , together with a Discussion on their Mode of Formation . " By GEOFFREY MARTIN . The author described a very cheap process of preparing the chlorides of silicon by the action of chlorine on 50 per cent ferrosilicon ...
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... cent ) . m - Nitrobenzoylcinchonicine forms colourless needles melting at 119 ° : - 01507 gave 1132 cc . N2 at N.T.P ; N = 9'44 ; С26H2504N3 requires N = 9.48 per cent . p - Toluenesulphonylcinchonicine crystallises from alcohol in skew ...
... cent ) . m - Nitrobenzoylcinchonicine forms colourless needles melting at 119 ° : - 01507 gave 1132 cc . N2 at N.T.P ; N = 9'44 ; С26H2504N3 requires N = 9.48 per cent . p - Toluenesulphonylcinchonicine crystallises from alcohol in skew ...
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... cent , and 1.18 per cent carbon , and the temperature of quenching in degrees above the Ac1 . With 0.35 per cent carbon the structure , after quenching from just above the Ac , will consist of ferrite and marten- site areas ( separated ...
... cent , and 1.18 per cent carbon , and the temperature of quenching in degrees above the Ac1 . With 0.35 per cent carbon the structure , after quenching from just above the Ac , will consist of ferrite and marten- site areas ( separated ...
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