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... greater number of obfervations . The equations , which De Laplace found by theory , have added to them a greater degree of perfection , and nothing remains but the latitude , for which a new prize ought to be propofed . Burg has ...
... greater number of obfervations . The equations , which De Laplace found by theory , have added to them a greater degree of perfection , and nothing remains but the latitude , for which a new prize ought to be propofed . Burg has ...
Page 337
... greater the mafs of the vintage the greater will be the effervefcence , movement , and heat . 2d , That the effervefcence , the movement , and heat , are greater in vintage where the juice of the grapes is accompanied with the pellicles ...
... greater the mafs of the vintage the greater will be the effervefcence , movement , and heat . 2d , That the effervefcence , the movement , and heat , are greater in vintage where the juice of the grapes is accompanied with the pellicles ...
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... greater oxidation . A probable explanation may be given of this . Sulphur and azote , the bafes of the two for- mer , are faturated with oxygen , fo that their refulting affinity for the fubftances that are alfo greatly oxygenated is ...
... greater oxidation . A probable explanation may be given of this . Sulphur and azote , the bafes of the two for- mer , are faturated with oxygen , fo that their refulting affinity for the fubftances that are alfo greatly oxygenated is ...
Contents
OF | 3 |
A brief Account of the Manufacture of Gilt Buttons com | 25 |
ATreatife on the Cultivation of the Vine and the Method | 25 |
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