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On the elementary Particles of certain Crystals . By William Hyde Wollaston , M. D. Sec . R.S. p . 51 VI . On a Substance from the Elm Tree , called Ulmin . By James Smithson , Esq . F.R.S. p . 64 VII . On a Method of Freezing at a ...
On the elementary Particles of certain Crystals . By William Hyde Wollaston , M. D. Sec . R.S. p . 51 VI . On a Substance from the Elm Tree , called Ulmin . By James Smithson , Esq . F.R.S. p . 64 VII . On a Method of Freezing at a ...
Pagina 51
On the elementary Particles of certain Crystals . By William Hyde Wollaston , M. D. Sec . R. S. : Read November 26 , 1812 . Among the known forms of crystallized bodies , there is no one common to a greater number of substances than the ...
On the elementary Particles of certain Crystals . By William Hyde Wollaston , M. D. Sec . R. S. : Read November 26 , 1812 . Among the known forms of crystallized bodies , there is no one common to a greater number of substances than the ...
Pagina 52
... all similar to each other , having their superficial angles 6o * and 120 ° , and presenting an appearance of primitive molecule , from which all the other modifications of such crystals might very simply be derived .
... all similar to each other , having their superficial angles 6o * and 120 ° , and presenting an appearance of primitive molecule , from which all the other modifications of such crystals might very simply be derived .
Pagina 53
although in such an arrangement it must be admitted that there may be an equilibrium , it is evidently unstable , and ill adapted to form the basis of any permanent crystal . More than three years have now elapsed since a very simple ...
although in such an arrangement it must be admitted that there may be an equilibrium , it is evidently unstable , and ill adapted to form the basis of any permanent crystal . More than three years have now elapsed since a very simple ...
Pagina 55
“ From this I shall proceed to a second considerable phenomenon , on , which these diamants ( meaning thereby quartz 66 crystals ) exhibit , and that is the regularity of certain Crystals . 55.
“ From this I shall proceed to a second considerable phenomenon , on , which these diamants ( meaning thereby quartz 66 crystals ) exhibit , and that is the regularity of certain Crystals . 55.
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| Titel | Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London |
| Bijdrager | Royal Society (Great Britain) |
| Uitgever | W. Bowyer and J. Nichols for Lockyer Davis, printer to the Royal Society, 1813 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Nationale Bibliotheek van Napels |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 29 okt 2015 |
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