Nature, Volume 60Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1899 - Electronic journals |
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... atomic weights , and the extra- ordinary thing that the metals magnesium and calcium undoubtedly began their ... weight is simpler , that is , less massive , than an element of high atomic weight . If we rely upon spectrum analysis ...
... atomic weights , and the extra- ordinary thing that the metals magnesium and calcium undoubtedly began their ... weight is simpler , that is , less massive , than an element of high atomic weight . If we rely upon spectrum analysis ...
Page 394
... atomic weights as abscissę , then all the points lie on a curve similar to that which gives the atomic volumes as ... weight the spectrum advances continually towards the red end ; that is , in exactly the opposite direction we ...
... atomic weights as abscissę , then all the points lie on a curve similar to that which gives the atomic volumes as ... weight the spectrum advances continually towards the red end ; that is , in exactly the opposite direction we ...
Page 515
... atom , but one cannot well conceive of a similar dependence of atomic weight and all the other properties . There remains , then , the hypothesis of primal elements by the combination of which our elements have been formed . molecules ...
... atom , but one cannot well conceive of a similar dependence of atomic weight and all the other properties . There remains , then , the hypothesis of primal elements by the combination of which our elements have been formed . molecules ...
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