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The Poetry of Science

Note 203 — Chapter XI

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Of these tables of attraction the following may be taken as a specimen:—

Sulphuric Acid.

Baryta.

Strontia.

Potassa.

Soda.

Lime.

Magnesia.

Ammonia.

It thus appears that baryta separates sulphuric acid from its compounds with all inferior substances, and that ammonia is separated from the acid by all that are above it.

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