 ... the support of fire in other bodies : the sulphur from which it was procured was capable of both. There is a remarkable difference, then, between the acid procured from the sulphur and the sulphur itself. The acid cannot be the only constituent part...  Chemical Essays - Page 168by Richard Watson - 1782Full view - About this book
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