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- Article no:P6102000Magnetic and non-magnetic materials
- Article no:P6102200The electromagnet
- Article no:P7172200Polyhydric alcohols
- Article no:P7172300The oxidation of alkanols
- Article no:P7150102Solubility of a substance
- Article no:P7172000The idoform test
- Article no:P6102100Magnetic force
- Article no:P7173200The splitting of esters
- Article no:P6102600Observation of the magnetic field
- Article no:P1440701Fixation and staining
- Article no:P7155400Water, an oxide
- Article no:P7153500Properties of oxygen
- Article no:P7172400Schiff's test and Fehling's test
- Article no:P7170000The decomposition of organic substances
- Article no:P7170500The detection of sulphur
- Article no:P1143400Properties of aluminium
- Article no:P3050301Kinetics of the inversion of saccharose
- Article no:P7154700Solubility of gases in water
- Article no:P1440901Preparation of reagents
- Article no:P7153800Nitrogen, preparation and properties
- Article no:P6101400Series and parallel connection of bulbs
- Article no:P7400400The copper/zinc cell (Daniell cell)cell)
- Article no:P3040801Adsorption isotherms
- Article no:P7172700The characterisation of acetic acid "wood vinegar"
- Article no:P2530102Hall effect in n- and p-germanium (Teslameter)
- Article no:P7150601Properties of mixtures
- Article no:P7150104Acidic or basic character of solutions
- Article no:P3030501Solubility diagram of two partially miscible liquids
- Article no:P7155201Hardness of water
- Article no:P6103100Measurement of weight
- Article no:P6105000Friction during motion
- Article no:P6101300Conductive and non-conductive materials
- Article no:P6101000The electric circuit
- Article no:P6102400Fragmentation of magnets
- Article no:P3120300Column chromatography - separation of leaf pigments
- Article no:P1353600Conversion of electrical energy into thermal energy
- Article no:P1149800Temperature behaviour of organic compounds
- Article no:P6104400Force reduction
- Article no:P3031900Sublimation and solubility of iodine