Nature, Volume 72Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 |
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... probably chitin , and this is con- firmed by the fact that , after such treatment , it yielded , on hydrolysis with concentrated hydrochloric acid , a strongly reducing substance which is presumably glucosamine . " On the Magnetic ...
... probably chitin , and this is con- firmed by the fact that , after such treatment , it yielded , on hydrolysis with concentrated hydrochloric acid , a strongly reducing substance which is presumably glucosamine . " On the Magnetic ...
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... Probably methods similar to those employed in the papers referred to would avail for the development of an approxi- mate expression applicable when n is only moderately great . RAYLEIGH . Terling Place , July 29 . The Causation of ...
... Probably methods similar to those employed in the papers referred to would avail for the development of an approxi- mate expression applicable when n is only moderately great . RAYLEIGH . Terling Place , July 29 . The Causation of ...
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... probably indigenous , the best season for the group would be in the rather har and damper north - west monsoon . On the whole , the a fauna and flora is much what one would expect to g regarding the Chagos as a group of purely oceanic ...
... probably indigenous , the best season for the group would be in the rather har and damper north - west monsoon . On the whole , the a fauna and flora is much what one would expect to g regarding the Chagos as a group of purely oceanic ...
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