 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1808 - 456 oldal
...and Soda to other Bodies. Should the bases of potash and soda be called metals ? The greater numberof philosophical persons to whom this question has been...electricity, and in their qualities of chemical combination. Their low specific gravity does not appear a sufficient reason for making them a new class ; for amongst... | |
 | Monthly literary register - 1809 - 752 oldal
...should be called metals; Л1г. Davy says, that the greater number of philosophical persons answer in the affirmative. They agree with metals in opacity, lustre, malleability, conducting powers .•- to heat and electricity, and in their qualities of chemical combination; their low specific gravity... | |
 | Repertory of arts, manufactures and agriculture - 1808 - 472 oldal
.... Bases oft Potash and Soda to other Bodies. Should the bases of potash and soda be called metals ? The greater number of philosophical persons to whom...electricity, and in their qualities of chemical combination. Their low specific gravity does not appear a sufficient reason for making them a new class ; .for amongst... | |
 | 1808 - 476 oldal
...the Basts of Potash, and Soda to other Bodies. Should the bases of potash and soda be called metals ? The greater number of philosophical persons to whom...electricity, and ;in their qualities of chemical combination. Their low specific gravity does not appear a sufficient reason for making them a new class ; for amongst... | |
 | William Nicholson - 1808 - 846 oldal
...bases The greater number of philosophical persons, to whom this ^etaJf '** question has been put, hare answered in the affirmative. They agree with metals...electricity, and in their qualities of chemical combination. Their low specific gravity does not appear a sufficient ^^ . reason for making them a new class ; for... | |
 | William Nicholson - 1809 - 684 oldal
...to the question, whether the bases of potash and soda should be called metals, it may be paid that they agree with metals in opacity, lustre, malleability,...electricity, and in their qualities of chemical combination. Even their low speciHc gravity does not appear a sufficient reason fur making them a new class; for... | |
 | William Nicholson - 1809 - 716 oldal
...to the question, whether the bases of potash and soda should be called metals, it may be »aid that they agree with metals in opacity, lustre, malleability,...electricity, and in their qualities of chemical combination. Even their low «petit»: gravity does not appear a sufficient reason for making them a new class ;... | |
 | Samuel Parkes - 1814 - 584 oldal
...the question, whether the bases, of potash and loda should be called metals, it might be said frhat they agree with metals in opacity, lustre, malleability,...as to heat and electricity, and' in their qualities «f chemical combination. Even their low specific gravity does not appear a sufficient reason for ranking... | |
 | Samuel Parkes - 1816 - 584 oldal
...to the question, whether the bases of potash and soda should be called metals, it might be said that they agree With metals in opacity, lustre, malleability,...electricity, and in their qualities of chemical combination. Even their low specific gravity does not appear a sufficient reason for making them a new class; for... | |
 | William Henry - 1819 - 440 oldal
...properties, common to both, have influenced Sir H. Davy to place them among the metals, with which they agree in opacity, lustre, malleability, conducting powers...electricity, and in their qualities of chemical combination. The onlyproperty, which can be urged against this arrangement, is their extreme levity, which even... | |
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The greater number of philosophical persons to whom this question has been put, have answered in the affirmative. They agree with metals in opacity, lustre, malleability, conducting powers as to heat and electricity, and in their qualities of chemical... 
