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The question at once suggests itself , Can iron behave by influences which often
appear to be very slight , to Joule afforded experimental evidence for an
affirmative change the relations of the molecules to each other , and answer to
this ...
The question at once suggests itself , Can iron behave by influences which often
appear to be very slight , to Joule afforded experimental evidence for an
affirmative change the relations of the molecules to each other , and answer to
this ...
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The question now arises , What is the effect of the In such a variety of steel , the
molecular change of the iron presence of other metals in steel , of which much
has been itself , and the change in the relations between the carbon heard
recently ...
The question now arises , What is the effect of the In such a variety of steel , the
molecular change of the iron presence of other metals in steel , of which much
has been itself , and the change in the relations between the carbon heard
recently ...
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Take the case of chromium , for instance : The question of molecular change in
solid metals chromium - carbon steels can , as is well known , be ener- urgently
demands continued and rigorous investigation . getically hardened , but Busek ...
Take the case of chromium , for instance : The question of molecular change in
solid metals chromium - carbon steels can , as is well known , be ener- urgently
demands continued and rigorous investigation . getically hardened , but Busek ...
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... reason know any phenomena in Nature which could warrant us valuable ;
nevertheless certain questions treated of by ... hypothesis suggested by him will
answer advantages gained by the whole organism " might , as he , the question
how ...
... reason know any phenomena in Nature which could warrant us valuable ;
nevertheless certain questions treated of by ... hypothesis suggested by him will
answer advantages gained by the whole organism " might , as he , the question
how ...
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Weismann conceives of it . searches on fluorine compounds , and his
determination of the But the question of the actual or possible influence of atomic
weights of titanium and gold ; and the Davy Medal to the environment suggests
some ...
Weismann conceives of it . searches on fluorine compounds , and his
determination of the But the question of the actual or possible influence of atomic
weights of titanium and gold ; and the Davy Medal to the environment suggests
some ...
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