On the microcosmic salt, acids, bases, and water, and a new ... method of analysing sugar / [John Dalton].

  • Dalton, John, 1766-1844
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1840-1842
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Credit: On the microcosmic salt, acids, bases, and water, and a new ... method of analysing sugar / [John Dalton]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    M. Anatole Riffault was the first that discovered the fact. See An. de Chlmie (1822) He has it—Solid Matter,.. . . Liquid Matter, Ammonia & Water. .47475 .52525 I have it, Biphosphoric Acid = 481 golid Matter Soda = 28) — 76 Ammonia = 151 Liquid Matter Water, 8 atoms = 64 ) — 79 155 155:76:: 1: .4903 solid matter 155:79:: 1: .5097 water, & ammonia. It seems that the acid 48 and the soda 28 go to¬ gether, deserting the water and ammonia by heat, and cling to each other, as Biphosphate of Soda, commonly called Phosphate of Soda.