Experiment Station Accuracy. a Correspondence Between William P. Brooks ... And Mr. Andrew H. Ward ... Touching the Relative Merits of Soda And Potash
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Of course both of these substances contain soda. The analyses pub- lished do not purport to be complete. They include only the deter- mination of the more important constituents and for that reason soda is omitted, as it is not considered to be important.
Trusting that I have covered the points raised by your letter with sufficient fullness, I remain, Truly yours, (Dictated.) William P. Brooks.
Boston, March 28, 1899.
Professor William P. Brooks-, Massachusetts Agricultural College, Hatch Exper...iment Station, Amherst, Mass.
Dear Sir: — Yours of the 24th ult. came duly to hand and contents noted. Sickness and a press of ■ business have prevented an earlier reply.
You say " the analysis of the nitrate of soda printed in the Agricultural report, 15.02% nitrogen, 35.5% soda, is undoubtedly correct. The figures, as you know, refer to the percentage of nitrogen." I know, as you well know, that they refer to soda as well as to nitrogen ; they cannot be separated.
If the analysis is correct, as you say it undoubtedly is, why do you persist in saying there is 46 % of soda' in nitrate of soda?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course both of these substances contain soda. The analyses pub- lished do not purport to be complete. They include only the deter- mination of the more important constituents and for that reason soda is omitted, as it is not considered to be important.
Trusting that I have covered the points raised by your letter with sufficient fullness, I remain, Truly yours, (Dictated.) William P. Brooks.
Boston, March 28, 1899.
Professor William P. Brooks-, Massachusetts Agricultural College, Hatch Exper...iment Station, Amherst, Mass.
Dear Sir: — Yours of the 24th ult. came duly to hand and contents noted. Sickness and a press of ■ business have prevented an earlier reply.
You say " the analysis of the nitrate of soda printed in the Agricultural report, 15.02% nitrogen, 35.5% soda, is undoubtedly correct. The figures, as you know, refer to the percentage of nitrogen." I know, as you well know, that they refer to soda as well as to nitrogen ; they cannot be separated.
If the analysis is correct, as you say it undoubtedly is, why do you persist in saying there is 46 % of soda' in nitrate of soda?
What to read after Experiment Station Accuracy. a Correspondence Between William P. Brooks ... And Mr. Andrew H. Ward ... Touching the Relative Merits of Soda And Potash?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooks, William Penn, 1851- to read onlineMoreLess
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