Discoveries and inventions of the nineteenth century (1905)
Routledge, Robert · London : G. Routledge and Sons · leaf 766
tion out of iron in M. Moissans experiments, and their presencein iron meteorites, would seem to point to special relations between thetwo elements, iron and carbon. Some of these relations are exemplifiedin another way by the profound modification effected in the physicalproperties of iron, by its… … Fig. 335.—Portrait of Sir Humphrey Davy. NEW METALS. THE chemistry of the nineteenth century can boast of a series of dis-^ coveries more brilliant and more numerous than ever belonged to anyother science within a like period. And the advantage to the world musthave been great, for chemistry more…
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