Nature, Volume 35Nature Publishing Group, 1886 |
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... effect metals have on light so as to produce the effect of colour in our eyes . We are apt to think of gold as being essentially and distinctively golden - yellow ; it may , however , possess a wide range of colours without in any way ...
... effect metals have on light so as to produce the effect of colour in our eyes . We are apt to think of gold as being essentially and distinctively golden - yellow ; it may , however , possess a wide range of colours without in any way ...
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... effect . He thought the electric pheno- which sometimes attended earthquakes were their conse- ences , not their causes . He had himself experimented with dynamite placed in a hole ; an earth - plate was fixed about thirty yards away ...
... effect . He thought the electric pheno- which sometimes attended earthquakes were their conse- ences , not their causes . He had himself experimented with dynamite placed in a hole ; an earth - plate was fixed about thirty yards away ...
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... effect of introducing the iron core is very marked , reducing the sound enormously . If a coil of wire containing an iron core be in- serted , the effect of short - circuiting the coil is to increase the sound in the telephone . The ...
... effect of introducing the iron core is very marked , reducing the sound enormously . If a coil of wire containing an iron core be in- serted , the effect of short - circuiting the coil is to increase the sound in the telephone . The ...
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