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By Dr. Hare's plan of making the trough turn upon copper pivots which rest upon copper bearings , the latter afford fixed terminations ; and these I have found it very convenient to connect with two cups of mercury , fastened in the ...
By Dr. Hare's plan of making the trough turn upon copper pivots which rest upon copper bearings , the latter afford fixed terminations ; and these I have found it very convenient to connect with two cups of mercury , fastened in the ...
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... water acidulated with sulphuric acid , in the proportion of 100 parts by volume of the former to 2.25 of the latter ; this degree of dilution ( giving a specific gravity of 1.0275 , ) being adopted , in order to connect the author's ...
... water acidulated with sulphuric acid , in the proportion of 100 parts by volume of the former to 2.25 of the latter ; this degree of dilution ( giving a specific gravity of 1.0275 , ) being adopted , in order to connect the author's ...
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Its general resemblance to the latter is indicated in the trivial name assigned to it by Mr. Hodgson , that of Cerv . Elaphoides . It is referred to in his ' Catalogue of the Mammalia of Nepal ' ( Proceedings , part ii . p . 99. ) ...
Its general resemblance to the latter is indicated in the trivial name assigned to it by Mr. Hodgson , that of Cerv . Elaphoides . It is referred to in his ' Catalogue of the Mammalia of Nepal ' ( Proceedings , part ii . p . 99. ) ...
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JANUARY 1836 | 1 |
Mr J Tovey on the Relation between the Velocity and Length | 7 |
Mr W J Henwoods Observations on the Steam Engines | 20 |
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