Nature, Volume 72Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 |
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... chemical methods to the problems of botanical physiology have yielded . The subject - matter is divided into three parts — a historical introduction of 19 pages ; a general part of 62 pages ; and a special part of 489 pages . The ...
... chemical methods to the problems of botanical physiology have yielded . The subject - matter is divided into three parts — a historical introduction of 19 pages ; a general part of 62 pages ; and a special part of 489 pages . The ...
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... chemical nature . But few , if any , instances of chemical combination or decomposition are known at so low a temperature . Purely chemical actions cease , indeed , at far higher temperatures , fluorine being among the few bodies which ...
... chemical nature . But few , if any , instances of chemical combination or decomposition are known at so low a temperature . Purely chemical actions cease , indeed , at far higher temperatures , fluorine being among the few bodies which ...
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... chemical arithmetic becomes a serious part of the duties of a teacher of chemistry . The fundamental numbers of chemistry - the atomic weights are proportional numbers , and it may be said without exaggeration that the failure to ...
... chemical arithmetic becomes a serious part of the duties of a teacher of chemistry . The fundamental numbers of chemistry - the atomic weights are proportional numbers , and it may be said without exaggeration that the failure to ...
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