APF,
Effects of Heal.
cxlvii
Table of the Effects of Heal,
1. FREEZING POINTS OF LIQUIDS.
Reaum. Cent.
44
—66
35
—43
33
—39
30
—'37
23
—30
19
—24
17
— !4
-14
— 17
—7
-9
—5
—6
-4
—5
—3
-—10
+ 26
14
422
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557580
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— t
—2.5
-12.5
0
4- 2.5
7
17
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Fahren.—90—-5^—46—30—36—22
—7
+.116
20
23
283032364564
40
82
97
99
104
109
112
127
142
145
150
155
200
210
234235283303334442460476512
Greatest artificial cold observedStrongest nitric acid freezes (Cavendish)Ether and liquid ammoniaMercury
Sulphuric acid (Thomson)icetous acid2 Alcohol, 1 wateriirandy ; Snow 3 parts, with salt 2strongest sulpEiuiic acid (Cavendish)Oil of turpentine (Margueron)Strong winesFluoric acid
Oils of bergamot and cinnamonUuman bloodVinegarMilk
Water freezesOlive oil
Sulphuric acid, specific gravity, 1-78 (Keir)Oil of aniseeds, 50 (Thomson)
2. MELTING POINTS OF SOLIDS.
Equal parts sulphur and phosphorus.Adipocire of muscleLard (Nicolson)Phosphorus (Pelletier)Resin of bileMyrtle wax (Cadet)Spermaceti (linstock)Tallow (Nicolson) (92 Thomson)Bees wax
Ambergris (La Grange)Potassium
Bleached wax (Nicolson)Sod;um perfectly fluidBismuth 5 parts, tin 3, lead 2,210 (Dalton)Iodine (Gay Lussac)Sulphur (Hope)
Adipocire of biliary calculi (Fourcroy)Tin and bismuth, equal partsCamphor
Tin 3, lead 2 ; or tin 2, bismuth ITin (Crichton) (413 Irvine)Tin 1, lead 4Bismuth (Irvine)Tin (Guyton Morveau)
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