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follows that however small the cohesion may be between two successive laminæ or strata , this will produce no effect on ... we must be careful not to be too much influenced by the impressions produced by the examination of a disturbed ...
follows that however small the cohesion may be between two successive laminæ or strata , this will produce no effect on ... we must be careful not to be too much influenced by the impressions produced by the examination of a disturbed ...
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by the electric current produced at the first moment , and which in such cases always precedes the change of the iron from the common to the peculiar state . That the coat of oxide produced by common means might be so thin as not to be ...
by the electric current produced at the first moment , and which in such cases always precedes the change of the iron from the common to the peculiar state . That the coat of oxide produced by common means might be so thin as not to be ...
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Tartrate of potash with A. produced a “ slight white precipitate ” ; with B. the merest trace of a precipitate , and the same with C. Tincture of galls gave no precipitate with A. , but developed in B. a bluish black tint , and the same ...
Tartrate of potash with A. produced a “ slight white precipitate ” ; with B. the merest trace of a precipitate , and the same with C. Tincture of galls gave no precipitate with A. , but developed in B. a bluish black tint , and the same ...
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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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