On Molecular and Microscopic Science, Volume 2 (of 2)Somerville, Mary
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On Molecular and Microscopic Science, Volume 2 (of 2)
Somerville, Mary
Matter -- Constitution; Microscopy; Natural history
Algæ, i. 179
classification of the group, i. 179-181
green Algæ, i. 181-220
zones or degrees of depth at which different Algæ exist, ii. 221,
258, 259
brackish water often a cause of change in the form of Algæ, i. 245
colossal Algæ of the North Pacific, i. 245
rings of growth of some of the larger sea-weeds, i. 252
Alizarine blue, from what obtained, i. 124, 125
Alkalies, their affinity for acids, i. 96
Alkaloids, chemical structure of, i. 427
Allosorus crispus, or parsley fern, structure and habitat of, i. 358
Allotropism, i. 8
of carbon, i. 15
Alsophileæ, structure of, i. 360
Alum, a free radiator but a bad conductor of radiant heat, i. 37
partial decomposition of, by diffusion, i. 109
manufacture of, i. 120
Alumina, effect of electricity on, i. 32
Aluminum, i. 4
spectrum of, i. 65
Amalgams of metals, illustrating the relation between chemical affinity
and mechanical force, i. 98
Amansia, structure of, i. 242
Amaryllidaceæ, structure and mode of reproduction of, i. 388
America, North, enormous quantities of petroleum in, i. 126
Amidogen combines with other substances and simple atoms as if it were
a simple element, i. 106
Ammonia, amount of absorption of radiant heat by, i. 41
characteristics and constituents of, i. 119
chemical composition of, i. 128
combination forming, i. 107
carbonate of, i. 119
extent of the manufacture of, i. 120
muriate of, i. 120
manufacture of, i. 120
sulphate of, i. 120
how manufactured, i. 120
Ammonium, sulphide of, i. 119
Amœba princeps, structure, motions, food, and reproduction of, ii.
13-16
its capture of the Actinophrys, ii. 18
a new species found in dust from Egypt, ii. 65
Amorphous substances, conduct of, under magnetic influence, i. 76
Amphicora, two eye-specks in the tail of, ii. 158
Amphidetus, spines of the, ii. 180
Amphipoda, characters of the, ii. 201
Amphithoæ, structure of, ii. 203
Analysis, chemical, electricity and light instruments of, i. 95
the most powerful means of, i. 96
Andræa subulata, leaves of, i. 330
Andræaceæ, characters of the tribe, i. 328
Angiocarpei, structure, mode of reproduction, and habitat of, i. 309,
310
Angiopteris evecta, perfume from, i. 364, 365
Angræcum sesquipedale, structure and mode of reproduction of, i. 402
Anguillulæ, eel-like entozoa, structure and habitat of, ii. 147, 148
Anemone, sea, structure and mode of reproduction of, ii. 130, 131
Aniline, formation of the fulminate of, i. 92
combination forming, i. 107
how produced, i. 121, 122
constituents and characteristics of, i. 122
formation of the aniline colours, i. 122, 123
mauve, i. 122
magenta, i. 122
purple, i. 123
yellow, i. 124
chemical composition of, i. 128
Aniline, acetate of, i. 123
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