Lecture

 1 I  |   upright sheet, the paper is immediately moved towards the shell-lac,
 2 I  |       that side of the scales immediately goes down; that shows you (
 3 I  |     sulphate of copper, which immediately became blue, evolving considerable
 4 I  |       them; the carbonic acid immediately commenced to escape with
 5 I  |      lighted taper, which was immediately extinguished.] You see from
 6 II |       fell down, which almost immediately became crimson red.] Now
 7 II |  yellow part with it, it will immediately go back again to the red
 8 II |    drops, whereupon the whole immediately fell to pieces.] There!
 9 II |      vessels, when the bottom immediately came out and feel upon the
10 III|      a hot glass globe, which immediately became filled with the violet
11 III|       tip in the gas, when it immediately rekindled.]~Here, then,
12 IV |       and oil of vitriol, and immediately an action takes place, which
13 IV |   hold it over the flame, you immediately cover it with dew - not
14 IV | brought to the mixture, which immediately exploded with sudden flash,
15 IV |  piece of paper, whereupon it immediately took fire.] Look! look at
16 IV |  light and heat, they go away immediately the action is over. This
17 IV |    piece of phosphorus, which immediately took fire.] And if you take
18 V  |    and the straw electrometer immediately fell]. There, it has all
19 VI |    coating of copper there is immediately thrown down on the platinum.