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... called hydric sulphate , hydric nitrate , & c . , it does convey Mr. Foster's assent in a very full manner to the principle of the proposal which I made on the subject of Nomen- clature . The general form of Mr. Foster's paper is ...
... called hydric sulphate , hydric nitrate , & c . , it does convey Mr. Foster's assent in a very full manner to the principle of the proposal which I made on the subject of Nomen- clature . The general form of Mr. Foster's paper is ...
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... called bases . The absence of any such term is a deficiency sufficiently grave to make one pause in adopting the term anhydride in systematic language , until the idea which it represents is duly applied to the other great class of ...
... called bases . The absence of any such term is a deficiency sufficiently grave to make one pause in adopting the term anhydride in systematic language , until the idea which it represents is duly applied to the other great class of ...
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... called Mus- chelkalk entirely agree with the Wellenkalk of his district , that rock ought henceforth to be called Wellenkalk ; for no representa- tive of the true ( Upper ) Muschelkalk has hitherto been observed in the Alps . The ...
... called Mus- chelkalk entirely agree with the Wellenkalk of his district , that rock ought henceforth to be called Wellenkalk ; for no representa- tive of the true ( Upper ) Muschelkalk has hitherto been observed in the Alps . The ...
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CONTENTS OF VOL XXIX | 1 |
Forbess Researches on the Mineralogy of South America | 11 |
Prof Cayley on a Quartic Surface | 19 |
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