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Past exam of the medicine course of the University of Oxford 1866 First examination Chemistry 9 by
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Explain briefly the method of spectrum analysis, and state some of the discoveries which have resulted from its application.
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How is phosphorus obtained ?
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What are the principal constituents of coal gas ?
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In what metallic solutions does sulphuretted hydrogen produce precipitates in presence of an acid ? How is this gas prepared ?
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What are the sources and properties of ammonia ?
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By what methods may oxygen be prepared ?
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Past exam of the medicine course of the University of Oxford 1866 First examination Anatomy practical examination 6 by
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Write a short description of the Museum-Preparations, Nos. ⟦specimen numbers left blank in the source⟧
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What does the Microscope enable you to predicate of the organisms contained in the jar labelled No. 1 ?
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Place under the Microscope some of the tissue of which the greater part of the organ you have dissected is made up ; and state the points in which it differs from tissue bearing the same name in other parts of the body.
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Make such a dissection of the organ put before you as will enable you to demonstrate and describe the greatest number of its internal cavities and structures which are visible in one view.
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What are the main points of difference and what the main points of interdependence existing between the Animal and Vegetable Kingdoms ?
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Explain what is meant by the Botanical Terms “Stomata,” “Primordial Utricle,” “Cambium Layer;” and give a short history of the physiology of the sap.
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Give some account of the organisms known as “Infusoria,” “Vibriones,” and “Bacteria.” What relations have they been supposed by different authorities to hold to the production and to the products of Fermentation and Putrefaction ?
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