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Calx is a
substance formed from an ore or
mineral that has been heated.
Calx,
especially of a metal, is now
understood to be an oxide. The term is also...
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adding anything to it, he
recovered two
pounds thirteen ounces of a
white calx". He
claimed "That this
increase in
weight comes from the air,
which in the...
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derives from the
Latin calculus,
which originally meant a
pebble (from
Latin calx), for
instance the
small stones used as a
counters on an
abacus (Latin: abacus...
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official release, in his
London and
Cornwall home studios. The
track "Blue
Calx" was
recorded sometime between 1988 and 1990;
James has said that it was...
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getting a
metal calx and
adding phlogiston. Soot was
almost pure phlogiston,
which is why
heating it with a
metallic calx transforms the
calx into the metal...
- fluorite, and
apatite are also
sources of calcium. The name
derives from
Latin calx "lime",
which was
obtained from
heating limestone. Some
calcium compounds...
- dancefloor-friendly
beats of 'Pulsewidth' to the
industrial clanks and
whirs of 'Green
Calx'." In The Guardian,
Geeta Dayal wrote that "Ageispolis"
progresses in a "grand...
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Calcium hypochlorite is an
inorganic compound with
chemical formula Ca(ClO)2, also
written as Ca(OCl)2. It is a
white solid,
although commercial samples...
- elements". Exclaim!
commented that
tracks such as "Girl/Boy Song", "Yellow
Calx", and "P**** 824545201" were "loosely
based on jungle". Spin's Will Hermes...
- Mercury(II) oxide, also
called mercuric oxide or
simply mercury oxide, is the
inorganic compound with the
formula HgO. It has a red or
orange color. Mercury(II)...
