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Memoirs and Proceedings of the Chemical Society Vol -3

Memoirs and Proceedings of the Chemical Society Vol -2

LXXXV. On the products of the distillation of meconic acid

LXXXVI. Further contributions to the chemical history of the products of the decomposition of uric acid

LXXXVII. Additional observations on Æthogen

LXXXVIII. On the solubility of the metals in persulphate and perchloride of iron

LXXXIX. Observations on fermentation

XC. Note on a paper on ferric acid, read May 16, 1843

XCI. Observations on the circular polarization of light by transmission through fluids

XCII. Observations on catechuic acid

XCIII. On a curious change in the molecular structure of silver

XCIV. On a class of double sulphates, containing soda and a magnesian oxide

XCV. Experiments on the heat disengaged in combinations

XCVI. Note on a means of preserving the crystals of salts as permanent objects for microscopic investigation

XCVII. Observations on the green teas of commerce

XCVIII. Account of a new cyanide of gold

XCIX. On the cyanides of the metals, and their combinations with cyanide of potassium. Part I. Cyanide of gold

XCIX. On the cyanides of the metals, and their combinations with cyanide of potassium. Part II. Cyanide of silver

C. On the occurrence of fluorine in recent as well as in fossil bones

CI. On a spathic carbonate of iron

March 30, 1844.—Anniversary meeting.—The President in the Chair

CII. On some of the salts of meconic and komenic acids

CIII. On the reduction of the salts of peroxide of iron by means of vegetable substances

CIV. On the hydrate of the oil of laurel turpentine

CV. On East Indian grass oil

CVI. Observations on the pharmaceutical and chemical characters of the peruvian matico

CVII. On an improved method for the detection and quantitative determination of arsenic

CVIII. On fluorine in recent and fossil bones, and the sources from whence it is derived

CIX. On the occurrence of mannite in the Laminaria saccharina and other sea-weeds

CX. On the composition of some varieties of South American guano; with the description of a new mode of estimating ammonia, and of a process for separating lime from magnesia, when these earths exist in combination with phosphoric acid

CXI. Observations upon the decomposition of the double cyanides by an electric current

CXII. Abstract of a letter from H. B. Leeson, M.D., on the preparation of fluoride of iodine

CXIII. On the composition of narcotine, and some of its products of decomposition by the action of bichloride of platinum

CXIV. On the inorganic constituents of plants

CXV. Examination of a specimen of diseased wheat

CXVI. Analysis of the Bonnington Water, near Leith, Scotland

CXVII. Description of a chemical lamp-furnace

CXVIII. Notice of a new hydrated phosphate of lime

CXIX. On a curious change in the composition of bones taken from the guano

CXX. On a means of detecting kinic acid

CXXI. Remarks upon chloranil

CXXII. On the decomposition of oxides and salts by chlorine

CXXIII. On some of the substances which reduce oxide of silver and precipitate it on glass in the form of a metallic mirror

CXXIV. On the decomposition of salts of ammonia at ordinary temperatures

CXXV. On some commercial specimens of green glass

CXXVI. On certain processes in which anilene is formed

CXXVII. Observations on the decomposition of metallic salts by an electric current

CXXVIII. On the distilled waters of our pharmacopæias

CXXIX. On the metamorphoses of indigo. Production of organic bases which contain chlorine and bromine

CXXX. On the structure of electro-precipitated metals

CXXXI. On the true composition of chlorindatmit

CXXXII. Analyses of farm-yard manure, and of coal-gas

CXXXIII. On a new phosphate of magnesia

CXXXIV. Contributions to actino-chemistry

CXXXV. On brown iron ore

CXXXVI. Observations on the action of animal charcoal

CXXXVII. Annual Report of the Council

CXXXVIII. On styrole, and some of the products of its decomposition

CXXXIX. Note on the useful applications of the refuse-lime of gas-works

CXL. Contributions to the knowledge of conjugate compounds

CXLI. On toluidine, a new organic base

CXLII. On the conversion of cane-sugar into a substance isomeric with cellulose and inulin

CXLIII. On the action of bleaching powder on the salts of copper and lead

CXLIV. Note on the existence of phosphoric acid in the deep-well water of the London Basin

CXLV. On a crystallized alloy of zinc, iron, lead and copper

CXLVI. Some experiments on ozone

CXLVII. On the solubility of oxide of lead in pure water

CXLVIII. On atomic volume and specific gravity

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