 | 1816 - 446 sivua
...residuum whatever. It requires for its entire decomposition a heat which is rather below the boiling point of olive oil, and there seems to be little or...is proved both by analysis and synthesis, for when when euchlorine acts upon iodine the volatile substance produced has all the characters of the body... | |
 | Repertory of arts, manufactures and agriculture - 1816 - 446 sivua
...residuum whatever. It requires for its entire decomposition a heat which is rather below the boiling point of olive oil, and there seems to be little or...is proved both by analysis and synthesis, for when when euchlorine acts upon iodine the volatile substance produced has all the characters of the body... | |
 | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - 1816 - 574 sivua
...residuum whatever. It requires for its entire decomposition a heat which is rather below the boiling point of olive oil, and there seems to be little or no increase of temperature in the process.' Sir Humphry observes that its composition, as consisting of oxygen and iodine, is decisively proved... | |
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When heated strongly, it der composes, undergoing fusion at the moment, and is entirely converted into gaseous matter and iodine, leaving no residuum whatever. It requires for its entire decomposition a heat which is rather below the boiling point of... 