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oxide was
historically known as
magnesia alba (literally, the
white mineral from
Magnesia), to
differentiate it from
magnesia nigra, a
black mineral containing...
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magnesia nigra (the
black ore) from
magnesia alba (a
white ore, also from
Magnesia, also
useful in gl****making).
Michele Mercati called magnesia nigra...
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Magnesium carbonate, MgCO3 (archaic name
magnesia alba), is an
inorganic salt that is a
colourless or
white solid.
Several hydrated and
basic forms of...
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Occurrence of Rhubarb-earth [see 29] in
various Plants Preparation of
Magnesia alba Fulminating Gold. Corn oil [
Fusel oil ].
Calomel Air-acid Lead amalgam...
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studying under William Cullen. He was
first interested in the
topic of
magnesia alba, or
magnesium carbonate (MgCO3), and limestone, or
calcium carbonate...
- Bibcode:1987SHPS...18..255P. doi:10.1016/0039-3681(87)90021-5. "Experiments upon
Magnesia Alba, Quicklime, and Some
Other Alcaline Substances",
published 1756. Rosenhof...
- ISBN 978-0-486-43802-3. Black,
Joseph (1893) [1755].
Experiments upon
magnesia alba, quick-lime, and
other alcaline substances. Edinburgh: W.F. Clay. Jacobson...
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Davis AB (October 1972). "Joseph
Black matriculates:
medicine and
magnesia alba".
Journal of the
History of
Medicine and
Allied Sciences. 27 (4): 396–417...
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Magnesium 1755 J.
Black 1808 H. Davy
Joseph Black observed that
magnesia alba (MgO) was not
quicklime (CaO) in 1755;
until then, both
substances had...
- Edinburgh. The
paper is
published in 1756 with the
title Experiments upon
Magnesia alba, Quicklime, and some
other alkaline Substances. At the
entrance of the...
