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
Seeds of two lobes, i. 177
of one lobe, i. 177
of plants, i. 381, 382, 383, 404
Selaginella, structure and habitat of, i. 374
Selenium, atomic weight of, i. 105
its properties analogous with those of sulphur and tellurium, i. 105
Sepedonium mycophilum, spores of, i. 286
Sepia, or cuttle fish, structure of, ii. 245, 246, 247
Serpentine marble of Tyree and of Connemara, composition of, ii. 56
Serpula, structure of, ii. 155
Sertularia cupressina, structure of, ii. 87
Sertulariidæ, characters of the family of, ii. 90, 91
modes of propagation of, ii. 91
Shells of mollusks, ii. 234
Shrimps, opossum, ii. 199, 200
Sigillaria, structure of the fossil, i. 375
Silex, quantity of, in the Equisetaceæ, i. 369
in the grasses, i. 386
Silica, abundance of, i. 17
in the stalks and leaves of the grasses, i. 386
effect of electricity on, i. 32
Silicon, i. 17
combined with oxygen gas forms rock-crystal, i. 17
three different states in which it exists, i. 18
analogy between silicon and carbon, i. 18
Professor Graham’s limpid solution of, i. 18
Silk, dyes for, i. 125
mode of preparing it if it is to be moiré, i. 125
advantages of the climate of Lyons in the manufacture of, i. 126
Silk-worm, a fungus parasite of the, i. 274
Silver, affinity of, for oxygen, i. 5
conduction of heat and radiation, i. 5
iodine found in combination with, i. 19
crystals of, formed artificially by electricity, i. 74
transmissive power of, of electricity, i. 90
Sipunculidæ, structure and mode of reproduction of, ii. 186, 187
Sky, probable cause of the blue colour of the, i. 58
Slate, polishing, of Bilin, of what it consists, i. 206
Smoke, i. 14
Smut of wheat, i. 281
Snails, structure of, ii. 235-237
Soda, chlorate of, singular property of, in crystallization, i. 75
Soda, oxalate of, formation of, i. 117
Soda, silicate of, i. 110
Prof. Graham’s dialysis of, i. 110
Soda, former and present mode of procuring, i. 128
yellow coloured light produced by the combustion of, i. 132
abundance in the Algæ, i. 414
Sodium, i. 3
atomic weight of, compared with that of hydrogen, i. 100
spectrum analysis of the rarefied vapour of, i. 141
chloride of, spectrum of, i. 146
reversion of the coloured lines of sodium burning in air, i. 150
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