Manebester Section. CON'I'RIBU'L'ION 1 ' 0 1'HI.: S'I'Uf)Y 01.' 1'lfE AC'I.'IOKS O F \'BRIOUS \VATEItS UPON LEAD. BY llAIlllI ILF.AI', M . W . (Continued Srom Augiist 15th hsuu, 11. 'i7G.) Jfctttudu mcd for ltte dckruriiicrliuii uJ lltc cJcct uJ tcuu/cr 1IlMJJb / C d .
A contribution to the study of the actions of various waters upon lead
โ Scribed by Heap, Harri
- Publisher
- Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
- Year
- 1913
- Weight
- 706 KB
- Volume
- 32
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0368-4075
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โฆ Synopsis
BY 1IARll1 IISAP, %.SO., F.I.C.
HISTORICAL.
Tho rusting and tho corroding of mctals had bccn obsurvcd in very early timer and it sccmed to bo gcncrally agreed that water was tho causativo ngcnt in producing f9 offccts. R e f y n c o ia made t o it by Pliny in his whero he refors t o tho fear which p o p l e had regarding certain wsters and more pnrticulnrly thosc thnt had tho p w e r of corrodimg iron and oven copIar.
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