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Liquid carbonic acid under pressure

Publisher: Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
Year: 1883
Weight: 332 KB
Volume: 2
Category: Article
ISSN: 0368-4075
DOI: 10.1002/jctb.5000021206

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✦ Synopsis

cloublc sullili:itc of potnsh and iiiqyicsin, contniiriii from 50 to 5.1 pcr ccnt. of ~iotnssiiini sul Iintc, i i n froin -1-1 to .Js pcr ccnt. of iiingiicsiiiiii sri~ %nte, wit nboiit 3 lrcr ccirt. of sorliuiii cliloridc. hiis snlt i kiiown coiiinicrcinlly ns scl~unitc. I t s valuc ns n clicn soiircc of potnsli, csliccinlly for ngriculturnl ~iurposc! is 1.1ccoiiiiii~ more niitl iiiorc rccogniscd, ns sho\rn b, tlic rnpiclly-iiicrc3siiig tlciiiniid for it.

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