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... suppose two bodies to exist , A and B , each with its own molecules , we can con- ceive any number of combinations to be formed . For if A combines with B , there is formed a third body with its own particles A + B. But A + B may ...
... suppose two bodies to exist , A and B , each with its own molecules , we can con- ceive any number of combinations to be formed . For if A combines with B , there is formed a third body with its own particles A + B. But A + B may ...
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... suppose the division to be carried . Assuming that molecules are parts of matter , we must be- lieve them to have weight and extension , otherwise a mole- cule is not what we assume it to be , a part of matter . The illustrious ...
... suppose the division to be carried . Assuming that molecules are parts of matter , we must be- lieve them to have weight and extension , otherwise a mole- cule is not what we assume it to be , a part of matter . The illustrious ...
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... the expression of our conception of a law , and should imply nothing beyond the idea involved . We may suppose , it has been said , that all bodies are capable of being derived from one root or element , 16 CHEMICAL ELEMENTS .
... the expression of our conception of a law , and should imply nothing beyond the idea involved . We may suppose , it has been said , that all bodies are capable of being derived from one root or element , 16 CHEMICAL ELEMENTS .
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... suppose , that all bodies are derived from two elements , or simple bodies , each formed of its proper molecules ; or else we may suppose that all bodies are derived from three elements or any given number . If it can be shewn that , in ...
... suppose , that all bodies are derived from two elements , or simple bodies , each formed of its proper molecules ; or else we may suppose that all bodies are derived from three elements or any given number . If it can be shewn that , in ...
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... suppose any other body to be resolved into one or more of these bodies , which have the least combining weight ; but we cannot suppose those which have a higher combin- ing weight to be resolvable into any of those which have a lower ...
... suppose any other body to be resolved into one or more of these bodies , which have the least combining weight ; but we cannot suppose those which have a higher combin- ing weight to be resolvable into any of those which have a lower ...
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