The Sanitarian: A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Preservation of Health, Mental and Physical Culture ..., Volume 46A.N. Bell, 1901 - Hygiene |
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... nitrous acid can be detected in it months , or sometimes even years , afterward . I have not , however , found the various methods employed for the detection of nitrous acid , the more important of which will be ' Zeitschr . für ...
... nitrous acid can be detected in it months , or sometimes even years , afterward . I have not , however , found the various methods employed for the detection of nitrous acid , the more important of which will be ' Zeitschr . für ...
Page 121
... nitrous acid , if it is to be of service for the prevention of epidemics . It was the study of the cholera vibrio which led to the discovery of the presence of nitrous acid as the most important product of degeneration of pathogenic or ...
... nitrous acid , if it is to be of service for the prevention of epidemics . It was the study of the cholera vibrio which led to the discovery of the presence of nitrous acid as the most important product of degeneration of pathogenic or ...
Page 122
... nitrous acid . A really pure water should not contain any nitrous acid at all ; and if a water contains more than the merest traces of it , there is usually abundant evidence of other kinds of its pollution ; and such water is evidently ...
... nitrous acid . A really pure water should not contain any nitrous acid at all ; and if a water contains more than the merest traces of it , there is usually abundant evidence of other kinds of its pollution ; and such water is evidently ...
Page 123
... nitrous acid . " After numerous experiments I have decided to employ 1-8 - ami- donaphthol - 4-6 - disulphonic acid , which is obtained from the 1-3-5- naphthalene trisulphonic acid recently described by me " by nitrat- ing , reducing ...
... nitrous acid . " After numerous experiments I have decided to employ 1-8 - ami- donaphthol - 4-6 - disulphonic acid , which is obtained from the 1-3-5- naphthalene trisulphonic acid recently described by me " by nitrat- ing , reducing ...
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... nitrous acid . In order to ascertain whether it was only an accidental and tem- porary contamination , or whether the well was continuously sub- ject to it , ten months later , in December , 1899 , I personally drew a further sample ...
... nitrous acid . In order to ascertain whether it was only an accidental and tem- porary contamination , or whether the well was continuously sub- ject to it , ten months later , in December , 1899 , I personally drew a further sample ...
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