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  <dc:title>Two tracts on experiments conducted at Hudson's Bay on acids in relation to freezing mixtures by John McNab</dc:title>
  <dc:description>1.   Experiments on Mineral Acids and Rectified Spirits of Wine, for finding the greatest degree of cold 
In a preface by McNab he records that these experiments were made by direction from the Royal Society and carried on 'in a manner similar to those these of Mr Hutchins in 1782'.
Tract annotated a received by the Royal Society as a gift from the author, 16 March 1786.

2.   Experiments on the Congelation of Vitriolic and Nitrous Acids made at Fort Albany in Hudson's Bay 
Prefaced by a letter to Henry Cavendish, 4 September 1878.
Tract annotated as received by the Royal Society as a gift from the author, 10 April 1788.  </dc:description>
  <dc:date>1784-1787</dc:date>
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