The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes96-97Theodore Foster, 1855 |
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... remarkable . rous and admirable analyses , which , fulfilling in their results every condition of the atomic theory , obtained for it the universal acqui- escence of the scientific world . The tables he constructed of atomic weights ...
... remarkable . rous and admirable analyses , which , fulfilling in their results every condition of the atomic theory , obtained for it the universal acqui- escence of the scientific world . The tables he constructed of atomic weights ...
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... remarkable result , that a difference may , and frequently does exist , in the manner and results of the combination of atoms , absolutely identical in nature , number , and relative proportion . and makes the circle of evidence more ...
... remarkable result , that a difference may , and frequently does exist , in the manner and results of the combination of atoms , absolutely identical in nature , number , and relative proportion . and makes the circle of evidence more ...
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... remarkable undertaking , but more especially in one . All civilized nations have recognised VOL . XCVI . 11 - L and ... remarkable edi- fice and of its as remarkable contents ; and of - The distance , of which we shall speak here- THE ...
... remarkable undertaking , but more especially in one . All civilized nations have recognised VOL . XCVI . 11 - L and ... remarkable edi- fice and of its as remarkable contents ; and of - The distance , of which we shall speak here- THE ...
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