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... considerable extent . He afterward formed a pyrites , which contained 45 per cent . of sulphur , and this also ... considerably from that of M. Proust ; there is , however , reason to believe that this latter chemist did not actually ...
... considerable extent . He afterward formed a pyrites , which contained 45 per cent . of sulphur , and this also ... considerably from that of M. Proust ; there is , however , reason to believe that this latter chemist did not actually ...
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... considerable degree , from the nature of his subject , on the information , whether oral or written , of others . ' When Mr. Malkin comes within the confines of Pembroke- shire , his attention is engaged by the English part of the inha ...
... considerable degree , from the nature of his subject , on the information , whether oral or written , of others . ' When Mr. Malkin comes within the confines of Pembroke- shire , his attention is engaged by the English part of the inha ...
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... considerable attention to this phænomenon , supposed that the aqueous vapour exist- ing in the air had a principal share in the process . In order to ascertain this point , Mr. Dalton performed the experiment with air at different ...
... considerable attention to this phænomenon , supposed that the aqueous vapour exist- ing in the air had a principal share in the process . In order to ascertain this point , Mr. Dalton performed the experiment with air at different ...
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