Citations:præcipitates
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English citations of præcipitates
Noun: archaic form of precipitates[edit]
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- 1674, Unknown author quoted in Philosophical Transactions, C. and B. Baldwin; Volume IX., page #162:
- Take what wood or plant you please, burn it green ; the salt, being extracted out of the ashes, will, according to the different degrees of fire to which it shall successively be exposed, variously influence the mercurial solution ; the several præcipitates differing no less from each other, than when made with the salts of different plants.