...from the putrefaction of animal matter. same property in an eminent degree. It possesses properties which we do not find in any other compound of nitrogen;...opposite forms. Formate of ammonia changes, under the influence of a high temperature, into hydrocyanic acid and water, without the separation of any of...

...inferior to water, which possesses the same property in an eminent degree. It possesses properties which we do not find in any other compound of nitrogen...opposite forms. Formate of ammonia changes, under the influence * Vide " Chemistry, in its application to Agriculture and Physiology." By Justus Liebig,...

...inferior to water, which possesses the same property in an eminent degree. It possesses properties which we do not find in any other compound of nitrogen...opposite forms. Formate of ammonia changes, under the influence of a high temperature, into hydrocyanic acid and water, without the separation of any of...

...inferior to water, which possesses the same property in an eminent degree. It possesses properties which we do not find in any other compound of nitrogen...assuming the most various and opposite forms. Formate f of ammonia changes, under the influence of a high temperature, into hydrocyanic acid and water, without...

...inferior to water, which possesses the same property in an eminent degree. It possesses properties which we do not find in any other compound of nitrogen:...most various and opposite forms. Formate of ammonia f changes, under the influence of a high temperature, into hydrocyanic acid and water, without the...

...inferior to water, which possesses th( same property in an eminent degree. It possesses properties which we do not find in any other compound of nitrogen...opposite forms. Formate of ammonia changes, under the influence of a high temperature, into hydrocyanic acid and water, without the separation of any of...

...inferior to water, which possesses the same property in an eminent degree. It possesses properties which we do not find in any other compound of nitrogen...substances, it completely resigns its character as an a kali, and is capable of as| suming the most various and opposite forms . Formate of ammonia changes,...

...convincingly proved, and of which any person with very little trouble may satisfy himself. Ammonia is capable of assuming the most various and opposite forms. Formate of ammonia changes by heat into hydro-cyanic fprussic) acid and water, without losing any of its constituents. All the...

...property in an eminent degree. It possesses pr jperties which we do not find in any olber c >mpound of nitrogen : when pure, it is extremely soluble in...under the in* Vide " Chemistry, in its application to Agriculture and Physiology." By Justus Liebig. edited by Lyon PUjfair. 8vo, London, 1842. Taylor aud...

...eminent degree. It possesses pr >perties which we do nut find in any other с impound of nitrogen : whfn pure, it is extremely soluble in water; it forms soluble...forms. Formate of ammonia changes, under the in* Vide " CVemistry, in its application to Agriculture and Physiology." By Justus Liebig, edited by Lyon Playfair....