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ducted , while under the care of the author . They merit atten- tion , though they enter too much into detail to allow of abstract or examination on our part . - One particular only we shall men- tion , which refers to the formation of ...
ducted , while under the care of the author . They merit atten- tion , though they enter too much into detail to allow of abstract or examination on our part . - One particular only we shall men- tion , which refers to the formation of ...
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... tion of the phænomenon which he relates ; and , in the form of interrogatories , we express our doubt and distrust of his own explanation . On the remaining part of the paper , we do not animadvert , with reference either to its matter ...
... tion of the phænomenon which he relates ; and , in the form of interrogatories , we express our doubt and distrust of his own explanation . On the remaining part of the paper , we do not animadvert , with reference either to its matter ...
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... tion , to which mineral bodies are subject , is the attraction of composition ; which takes place between the most simple or pri- mitive molecules of a substance , but at the same time exists only between molecules that are dissimilar ...
... tion , to which mineral bodies are subject , is the attraction of composition ; which takes place between the most simple or pri- mitive molecules of a substance , but at the same time exists only between molecules that are dissimilar ...
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