From these substances carbonic acid is easily separated, as it adheres so slightly to its combinations, that the carbonats are alldecomposable by any of the other acids.
They are all decomposable by heat, soluble in water, and turn vegetable blue colours red.
Nature preserves the germs in seeds and nuts, which are laden with otherwise decomposable food material, by the simple expedient of water removal.
Modifications of the procedure, which are applicable to silicates which are completely or partially decomposable by acids, are given in the Notes on page 155.
The determination of silica in silicates decomposable by acids, as a separate procedure, has been omitted.
The movement considered by Zeno would only be the equivalent of the movement of Achilles if we could treat the movement as we treat the interval passed through, decomposable and recomposable at will.
It implies, in the first place, that reality is decomposableinto groups, which can be practically regarded as isolated and independent.
Chlorine, bromine, and iodine, each recognizable by its colour and odour, result from decomposable haloids; iodine forms also a black sublimate.
Cyanogen and hydrocyanic acid, recognizable by their odour, indicatedecomposable cyanides.
Carbon dioxide, recognized by turning lime-water milky, indicates decomposable carbonates or oxalates.
On experimenting with sulphuric acid, I found no reason to believe that it was by itself a conductor of, or decomposable by, electricity, although I had previously been of that opinion (552.
I propose to call bodies of this, the decomposable class, Electrolytes (664.
The assumption of conducting power and a decomposable condition by liquefaction, promises new opportunities of, and great facilities in, voltaic decomposition.
A body decomposable directly by the electric current, i.
A body not decomposable when alone, as boracic acid, is not directly decomposable by the electric current when in combination (780.
I then experimented on bodies rendered decomposable by fusion, and first on chloride of lead.
In consequence of the reaction of the constituents of each portion of decomposable matter, affected as they are by the supervention of the electric current (524.
Pure muriatic acid colours good wheat flour of a deep violet, but dissolves fecula or starch, and forms with it a light, colourless, viscous fluid, decomposable by alkalis.
Owing to the small quantity of felspar which it contains, and the abundance of the difficulty decomposable mica, the soils formed by its disintegration are generally inferior.
According to the analysis of Fourcroy and Vauquelin ox bones are composed Of decomposable animal matter, 51 phosphate of lime, 37.
Horn is a still more powerful manure than bone, as it contains a larger quantity of decomposable animal matter.
Continuous bin composters generally work fast enough when processing mixtures of readilydecomposable materials like kitchen garbage, weeds, grass clippings and some leaves.
The watery pulp of fruits is not particularly rich in nutrients but apple, grape, and pear pulps are generously endowed with soft, decomposable seeds.
