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... matter in the form of light . Where then fhall we feek for this luminous matter , except in the refolution of phlogiftic fubftance ? We have shown that the atmospheric air does not give it in the form of commutable latent heat ; we now ...
... matter in the form of light . Where then fhall we feek for this luminous matter , except in the refolution of phlogiftic fubftance ? We have shown that the atmospheric air does not give it in the form of commutable latent heat ; we now ...
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... matter must be active , and a caufe for that which in a phyfical body we perceive . ' Matter , moreover , he makes a thing not inert , but having a certain power to act . Diff . 11. confifts of a long and very tedious examination of ...
... matter must be active , and a caufe for that which in a phyfical body we perceive . ' Matter , moreover , he makes a thing not inert , but having a certain power to act . Diff . 11. confifts of a long and very tedious examination of ...
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... matter is generated , which produces fever in them . Fevers also arifing in thefe animals occafion the for- mation of infectious matter . Of this the author had an opportunity of being well acquainted during the American war , when live ...
... matter is generated , which produces fever in them . Fevers also arifing in thefe animals occafion the for- mation of infectious matter . Of this the author had an opportunity of being well acquainted during the American war , when live ...
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