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Starting with a Brassac coal containing only 11 per cent . of volatile matter and not forming a coherent coke , and a Durham coal with 24 per cent . of volatile matter giving alone a very friable coke , mixtures of these two were ...
Starting with a Brassac coal containing only 11 per cent . of volatile matter and not forming a coherent coke , and a Durham coal with 24 per cent . of volatile matter giving alone a very friable coke , mixtures of these two were ...
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After matter forms a notable contribution to the adsome useful points on economy in the use of fuel vancement of bacteriological science . R. T. H. and in making the most of fat in cooking , the recipes proper are given in detail .
After matter forms a notable contribution to the adsome useful points on economy in the use of fuel vancement of bacteriological science . R. T. H. and in making the most of fat in cooking , the recipes proper are given in detail .
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Whereas opacity is always an effect brought about by the presence of matter ... the ions or electrons which are liberated from matter by exceedingly short waves raise a barrier or act as a reflector to extremely long ones .
Whereas opacity is always an effect brought about by the presence of matter ... the ions or electrons which are liberated from matter by exceedingly short waves raise a barrier or act as a reflector to extremely long ones .
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Bellingham L Zeiss Abbe Refractometer 244 School 39 | 11 |
Caldwell Major E W Bequest to Columbia University 39 Losses 60 | 25 |
Edwards Prof C A The Hardness of Metals 239 and electric Effects 215 | 28 |
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| Title | Nature, Volume 102 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 1918 |
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