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... experiments and discoveries of Dr. Priestley on respiration , and then proceeds to those of M. Lavoisier . We have next , rather aukwardly introduced , an account of the experiments performed by Jurin , Goodwyn , Menzies , and others ...
... experiments and discoveries of Dr. Priestley on respiration , and then proceeds to those of M. Lavoisier . We have next , rather aukwardly introduced , an account of the experiments performed by Jurin , Goodwyn , Menzies , and others ...
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... experiments made by Lavoisier , to determine the quantity of heat generated in a given time by the respiration of a guinea- pig , he informs us that they were performed at the temperature of 14 or 15 degrees . An ample abstract is ...
... experiments made by Lavoisier , to determine the quantity of heat generated in a given time by the respiration of a guinea- pig , he informs us that they were performed at the temperature of 14 or 15 degrees . An ample abstract is ...
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... experiments , which are much to be regretted on scientific subjects . On the Action of Mercury and Platina on each other . By Richard Chenevix , Esq . , & c . - Most of our readers must be acquainted with the singular manner in which ...
... experiments , which are much to be regretted on scientific subjects . On the Action of Mercury and Platina on each other . By Richard Chenevix , Esq . , & c . - Most of our readers must be acquainted with the singular manner in which ...
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