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Page 48
... matter attached to it , or diffused through its substance . It is this coloring matter alone which is soluble in water , and imparts the redness to it ; the globule itself not being miscible with this fluid , but remaining suspended or ...
... matter attached to it , or diffused through its substance . It is this coloring matter alone which is soluble in water , and imparts the redness to it ; the globule itself not being miscible with this fluid , but remaining suspended or ...
Page 152
... matter which are known to us only in their states of motion when acting upon our organs of sense , or upon other matter , and which are not susceptible of being confined . They have been sometimes called etherial substances , which ...
... matter which are known to us only in their states of motion when acting upon our organs of sense , or upon other matter , and which are not susceptible of being confined . They have been sometimes called etherial substances , which ...
Page 302
... matter and caloric ; matter which is distinguished by possessing gravitation , and caloric by possessing repulsion . The world then is composed of Matter , the particles of which mutually attract , and are attracted by each other ; and ...
... matter and caloric ; matter which is distinguished by possessing gravitation , and caloric by possessing repulsion . The world then is composed of Matter , the particles of which mutually attract , and are attracted by each other ; and ...
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