Thus near the seashores, and indeed for a considerable distance into the continent, we find the air contains a certain amount of salt so finely divided that it floats in the atmosphere.
This addition precipitates any arsenic present in a finely divided state, in which it is readily attacked by nascent hydrogen.
When precipitated or deposited in a finely divided state, the metal can be united into a single globule only if it is fairly pure; very slight fatty impurities especially will prevent the union.
The organs, finely divided, are extracted with water acidulated with sulphuric acid, the fluid filtered, and then alkalised and distilled.
Platinum wire requires to be heated, but platinum in so finely divided a state as it occurs in this ash inflames hydrogen, even at -20°.
The product consists of carbonate of potassa, mixed with charcoal in a finely divided state.
The red iron oxide, which is closely related to 'iron rust,' occurs in so finely divided a state that its particles appear to be almost as small as those of the finest clays.
A paste is made of finely divided silica, oil, and charcoal, and heated in a covered crucible.
Thus prepared, this substance, when heated to a temperature approaching a red heat, swells up to a voluminous mass of finely divided graphite.
Metallic mercury is detected by its liquid condition and volatility; and, when in a finely divided or pulverulent state, by the microscope, or by staining a piece of copper white when the two are rubbed together.
The author takes two parts of the former to three of the latter, and prepares an intimate, finely divided mixture, which is kept ready for use.
If finely divided zircon is boiled for a long time with caustic lye, it is perceptibly attacked.
By the first process the solid food is reduced, by the cutting and grinding action of the teeth, to a finely divided condition.
Now add to each tube about 1/4 gram of finely divided white of egg from the experiment above, and place all of the tubes in a beaker half full of water.
Cover a small portion of the muscle with water on a glass slide and tease out, with needles, until it is as finely divided as possible.
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