...Journal of Pharmacy. Researches on 'the Cause of the Fluidity of the Blood. — Dr. B. "W. Richardson, in a paper read before the chemical section of the British Association for the advancement of science, commenced by giving a historical sketch ot the various hypotheses which...

...By Professor BUNSEN, of Heidelberg, and Dr. HENRY E. ROSCOE, of London. WE had the honour of laying before the Chemical Section of the British Association at the Glasgow Meeting, a short account of a series of experiments which we had undertaken wilh the view of becoming more nearly...

...unnecessary, the colour being sufficiently distinct without. The Action of Oils on Metals. WH Watson. (From a paper read before the Chemical Section of the British Association at the Swansea Meeting, 1880.) The author has studied the solvent action of various oils on iron and copper....

...rocks. They contain about 90 feet of coal, of which about onehalf is workable. NEW SOURCES OF THALLIUM. In a paper read before the Chemical section of the British Association, Professor WL Scott stated that some time back, during the examination of a fine, but highly ferruginous,...

...1-574015 1-514591 1-517114 1-592824 1 -626593 1-528358 PROFESSOR LIVEING ON THE EIKONOGEN DEVELOPER. IN a paper read before the Chemical Section of the British Association, Professor GD Livemg, FRS, said that eikonogen is th j sodium salt of amido-0-naphthol-sulphonic acid....

...carbon and carbonic acid by the action. 2CO=C+CO,: The experiment demonstrating this, was described in a paper read before the Chemical Section of the British Association, at its Exeter meeting, f * Vide " Transactions of Chemical Society, May, 1869. Previous writers had, in...

...any great demand for the alkaloid, would probably be employed. Neio Unit of Light for Photometry. — In a paper read before the chemical section of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, at its last meeting, Prof. A. Vernon Harcourt proposes a new unit of...

...(Ann. cMm. phys. [6J, rv, 136.) Notes on Nitrogen Trioxide and on Nitric Oxide. — Professor Ramsay, in a paper read before the chemical section of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, argued against the existence of gaseous nitrogen trióxido. He pointed...

...melte at about 120° F. — Pharm. Jour., September 24th, 1887. Fluorine Compounds as Antiseptics. IN a paper read before the Chemical Section of the British Association at Manchester, Mr. W. Thomson called attention to the remarkable antiseptic properties possessed by some...

...Bombeion states that phthalic acid forms with other alkaloids salte that are very soluble and permanent. In a paper read before the Chemical Section of the British Association at Manchester, Mr. W. ThomFluorine 80n ca"e,<* attention to the remarkable Compound» a» «»tieeptic...