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Meanings of magnesia in anglès
A white solid mineral that occurs naturally as periclase; a source of magnesium.
Usage of magnesia in anglès
1
It is the magnesia that turns the tissue into perfect, elastic form.
2
If going on the water, apply magnesia to the face rather thickly.
3
The same combination may be made with lime, magnesia and other substances.
4
To give the effect of lightning, a magnesia torch is most effective.
5
If any traces of the grease are left, apply powdered calcined magnesia.
6
Ten grams of an iron yielded 12 milligrams of pyrophosphate of magnesia.
7
Longer reaction times produced more dissolution of magnesia and subsequent precipitation of forsterite.
8
It was a young Irishman, who received the magnesia with a gallant speech:
9
The lime process is used for waters containing bicarbonates of lime and magnesia.
10
The soda process is used for waters containing sulphates of lime and magnesia.
11
The second group is a limestone with an infusion of magnesia.
12
Sulphate or chlorid of zinc: Milk, the whites of eggs, or calcined magnesia.
13
Is there potash and magnesia and silicates in the soil here?
14
In meat, fish, and potatoes are found phosphorus, lime, and magnesia.
15
Milk of magnesia can be used for lime-water as before directed.
16
If anything is necessary to accomplish this, citrate of magnesia is quite satisfactory.
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