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... A. G. Perkin , 71 ; Increase of the Rotatory Power of Fatty Molecules in Passing to the State of Cyclic Compounds ... 109 ; Efficiency of Method of Synthesising Nitric Acid from the Gases of the Atmosphere Increased by Working with ...
... A. G. Perkin , 71 ; Increase of the Rotatory Power of Fatty Molecules in Passing to the State of Cyclic Compounds ... 109 ; Efficiency of Method of Synthesising Nitric Acid from the Gases of the Atmosphere Increased by Working with ...
Page xiv
... 47 Desfontaines ( M. ) , Increase of the Rotatory Power of Fatty Molecules in Passing to the State of Cyclic Compounds , 71 Deskartes , die Stellung Gassendis zu , Dr. Hermann Schneider , 292 Deslandres ( H. ) , the Ultra - violet ...
... 47 Desfontaines ( M. ) , Increase of the Rotatory Power of Fatty Molecules in Passing to the State of Cyclic Compounds , 71 Deskartes , die Stellung Gassendis zu , Dr. Hermann Schneider , 292 Deslandres ( H. ) , the Ultra - violet ...
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... Applications to the Vine , 23 Development , 331 Grignard ( V. ) , New Method of Synthesis of the Monoatomic Haller ( A. ) , Increase of the Rotatory Power of Fatty and Polyatomic Alcohols , 264 Molecules in passing to the State of ...
... Applications to the Vine , 23 Development , 331 Grignard ( V. ) , New Method of Synthesis of the Monoatomic Haller ( A. ) , Increase of the Rotatory Power of Fatty and Polyatomic Alcohols , 264 Molecules in passing to the State of ...
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This tendency increases with the increase of spoonful of sal volatile . Then he recognised symptoms oxygen in compounds , and so the small molecule of glucose which pointed to a serious state of affairs , ' and sent for is less stable ...
This tendency increases with the increase of spoonful of sal volatile . Then he recognised symptoms oxygen in compounds , and so the small molecule of glucose which pointed to a serious state of affairs , ' and sent for is less stable ...
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For a period immediately following the flexion reflex the extension reflex is increased . ... both direct and crossed , is one of increase of activity , the primary effect is , as shown previously , one of depression .
For a period immediately following the flexion reflex the extension reflex is increased . ... both direct and crossed , is one of increase of activity , the primary effect is , as shown previously , one of depression .
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| Title | Nature, Volume 72 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 |
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