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Arithmetica logarithmica sive Logarithmorum chiliades triginta, pro numeris naturali serie crescentibus ab unitate ad 20,000: et a 90,000 ad 100,000 Quorum ope multa perficiuntur arithmetica problemata et geometrica.
Briggs, Henry, 1561-1630.
"Chilias prima" begins an unpaginated section of tables collating A-Q6 R4 4H 4I-O6 *6. "Finis" at foot of *6v. Variant: with a final quire [par.] containing "Chilias centesima prima".
[8], 88; [300] p.
Londini : Excudebat Gulielmus Iones, 1624.
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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:CHAPTER III.OXYGEN AND OZONE.OXYGEN (O; 16).18. Preparation. In hard glass test tubes heat-separately small amounts of each of the following substances: mercuric oxide (HgO), barium peroxide (BaO2), potassium chlorate (KClO3), potassium dichromate (K2Cr2O7),Fig. 6.potassium nitrate (KNO3). In each case test the gas evolved by introducing a glowing splinter into the mouth of the tube.19. Mix about 10 gms. of manganese dioxide (MnO2) and 10 gms. of potassium chlorate (KClO3). Arrangean apparatus as shown in Fig. 6, and introduce the mixture of MnO2 and KClO3 into the test tube. Apply heat very slowly and gradually. After a regular flow of oxygen comes from the apparatus, collect several bottles of the gas by displacement of water. (These bottles of oxygen are for use in the following experiments on the properties of the element.)What reaction has taken place in the above preparation of oxygen ? Why is the MnO2 mixed with the KClO3 ?20. Introduce about 2 gms. of sodium peroxide (NasC) into a test tube and add about 5 cc. of water. What happens? Test the gas evolved. Is the gas oxygen ?21. Properties. Dry a small piece of phosphorus (P) by means of filter paper and place it in a deflagrating spoon. Ignite the phosphorus by touching it with a hot file and then thrust into a bottle of oxygen. What causes the white fumes ?When the phosphorus has stopped burning, withdraw the deflagrating spoon from the bottle and introduce a piece of moistened blue litmus paper. Does the paper change? If so, what causes the change? (caution! The greatest care must be exercised in experiments involving the use of phosphorus. Phosphorus is spontaneously inflammable in the air. After finishing the above experiment the iron deflagrating spoon should be strongly ignited... ... Read more

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THE NIZAM ms HISTORY DELATIONS WITH TTIK JJIUTISIF GOVERNMENT BY HENRY GEOKGE BRICGS SKCRKTARV, IIOMBAY MUNICIPALITY IN TWO VOLUMES VOL. 1. LONDON 13ERNAKD QUABITOU, 15 PECCADILLY 1861 The Iliiht uf TrttHshition in rwrtv Entcwb at ftiutioncrs T1TESV. VOLUMES AKE DEDICATED TO THK llIfiHT HOXOlTiAliliK SIU CHAKLES WOOD, BART., M. P. HI It M V llSTlS IMll. VCirAK Slcai TUJ O srAiK i H fNlHl IN AD. MIRATIUN 01 HIS NOBLE ENDEAVOURS TO IMlKOVE THE CONDITION OF THE IEOLLE OF THAT COUNTRV ENTRUSTED TO HIS CI1ARUE 1J T11K BRITISH NATION PREFACE. THE Quarterly Review of July 1858 made the European world familiar with the fact that THE NIZAM is the greatest Mahoinmedan power in India. Yet any infor mation of this power is not only fragmentary, but is scat tered through Avorks many of which are questionable for accuracy in various respects, if not utterly unreliable from the prejudiced channel of communication. Mount Stuart Elphiiistones India, and Grant Duffs History of the Mah rattax, are about the most liberal, certainly the very best authorities but these largely repeat, or represent accu rately, what had previously been published, with, of course, not a little additional information. I submit this work only as a compilation. Of the three continuous accounts that I have seen of THE NIZAM, the first, by Sir Henry Eussell, has appeared, in portions, in different publications, and principally in Hamiltons Gazet teer the second is a precis, prepared for some case before the Government of India, in the Bengal Secretariat, which was almost bodily reproduced, in Calcutta, by Bushtons Gazetteer, in 1841 and the third is a resume, got tip by the late Colonel Duncan A. Malcolm, while Assistant Till PREFACE. Resident at Hyderabad, This last manuscript was pur chased at Baroda by a Parsee, at the sale of the Colonels effects, on his death as Resident at the Gaikwars Court. The first portion of this manuscript proved to be Grant DufFs narrative in another form, with some uncomplimen tary observations upon the great Nizam-ool-Moolk, in which the Mahratta historian does not indulge but the second portion, as comprising the subsequent history reaching to Colonel Malcolms own times, is invaluable, not only for the ability with which the work has been performed, but the patience and care that must have been necessarily bestowed in obtaining and arranging the ma terials. Colonel Malcolm also wrote, in 1844, an account of the Hyderabad Contingent, which was largely ab sorbed in an article on the subject that appeared in the Calcutta Review of March 1849. I need scarcely do more than notice a trifling memoir of Nizam Alee which ap peared in Calcutta about the year 1803, under the joint auspices of Colonels William Kirkpatrick and John Mal colm, from the pen of one Holliiigbcry, who was probably some time previously in the Residents office at Hyderabad. I think it merely necessary to mention the foregoing, since my own collection of works on India and upon Oriental subjects, is second only to that of the Asiatic Society in Western India. For much of the matters re lating to individuals I have to thank friends, in different parts of India, familiar with them. I would now entreat of those interested in the welfare of India to notice specially, that when the British Govern ment was in debt to the Nizam, we took not only our time PREFACE. IX to repay him, but when we did repay him we allowed him no interest upon that debt. All this time his alliance was our salvation. He went in with us against common enemies Mysoreans and Mahrattas... ... Read more