Lessons in elementary physiologyMacmillan & Company, 1873 - 319 pages |
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... pass through lime - water , it will cause no cloudy white precipitate of carbonate of lime , because the quantity of carbonic acid in ordinary air is so small as to be inappreciable in this way . But if the air which passes out is made ...
... pass through lime - water , it will cause no cloudy white precipitate of carbonate of lime , because the quantity of carbonic acid in ordinary air is so small as to be inappreciable in this way . But if the air which passes out is made ...
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... passes out of the body as such . Almost all real food leaves the body in the form either of water , or of carbonic acid , or of a third substance called urea , or of certain saline compounds . Chemists have determined that these ...
... passes out of the body as such . Almost all real food leaves the body in the form either of water , or of carbonic acid , or of a third substance called urea , or of certain saline compounds . Chemists have determined that these ...
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... that is to say , if it were split lengthways by a great knife , which should be made to pass along the middle line of both the dorsal and ventral ( or back and front ) aspects , the I. ] 5 THE BUILD OF THE BODY . Hairs.
... that is to say , if it were split lengthways by a great knife , which should be made to pass along the middle line of both the dorsal and ventral ( or back and front ) aspects , the I. ] 5 THE BUILD OF THE BODY . Hairs.
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... pass from the broad fact to the mechanism by which the fact is brought about . The organs which convert food into nutriment are the organs of alimentation ; those which distribute nutriment all over the body are organs of circulation ...
... pass from the broad fact to the mechanism by which the fact is brought about . The organs which convert food into nutriment are the organs of alimentation ; those which distribute nutriment all over the body are organs of circulation ...
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... pass away a large quantity of water and a trifling amount of carbonic acid ; while the skin gives off much water , some amount The of carbonic acid , and a certain quantity of saline 16 [ LESS . ELEMENTARY PHYSIOLOGY . The cavities of ...
... pass away a large quantity of water and a trifling amount of carbonic acid ; while the skin gives off much water , some amount The of carbonic acid , and a certain quantity of saline 16 [ LESS . ELEMENTARY PHYSIOLOGY . The cavities of ...
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