Nature, Volume 64Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1901 |
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... amount of large particles of dust and vapour constituting the haze existing at this time . ations can be most easily taken , and those so obtained must be of great meteorological value ; but the interpretation of them is rendered ...
... amount of large particles of dust and vapour constituting the haze existing at this time . ations can be most easily taken , and those so obtained must be of great meteorological value ; but the interpretation of them is rendered ...
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... amount of carbonic acid abstracted from the air . By such methods as this it can be shown that an actively assimilating leaf , such as that of the Catalpa tree , in full day . light , and under favourable conditions of temperature , can ...
... amount of carbonic acid abstracted from the air . By such methods as this it can be shown that an actively assimilating leaf , such as that of the Catalpa tree , in full day . light , and under favourable conditions of temperature , can ...
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... amount of carbonic acid entering the flasks being determined by subsequent titration of the soda solution . We can then study the effect produced by partially obstructing the mouths of the flasks with thin discs of metal or celluloid ...
... amount of carbonic acid entering the flasks being determined by subsequent titration of the soda solution . We can then study the effect produced by partially obstructing the mouths of the flasks with thin discs of metal or celluloid ...
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