The Physical Basis of SocietyD.Appleton, 1928 - 526 من الصفحات |
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... produced an enormous amount of heat and caused the molten condition . We know that the process of cooling has ... produce a molten globe , or even cause an explosion great enough to tear the earth into pieces through the accumula ...
... produced an enormous amount of heat and caused the molten condition . We know that the process of cooling has ... produce a molten globe , or even cause an explosion great enough to tear the earth into pieces through the accumula ...
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... produce them . The degree of chemical complexity capable of existing in the materials found on earth is definitely and sharply fixed by tem- perature . At a white heat such as exists in the sun's atmosphere , we have seen that only ...
... produce them . The degree of chemical complexity capable of existing in the materials found on earth is definitely and sharply fixed by tem- perature . At a white heat such as exists in the sun's atmosphere , we have seen that only ...
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... produced from time to time those titanic convulsions which have thrown up the mountain ranges . The difference in the ele- vation of the earth's surface starts the waters flowing and causes the phenomena of erosion . From the foot of ...
... produced from time to time those titanic convulsions which have thrown up the mountain ranges . The difference in the ele- vation of the earth's surface starts the waters flowing and causes the phenomena of erosion . From the foot of ...
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... produces results both good and bad from the standpoint of man . The leaching of soluble salts from the ground in countries of good rainfall would mean that in time the elements necessary for plant food would be carried away and the land ...
... produces results both good and bad from the standpoint of man . The leaching of soluble salts from the ground in countries of good rainfall would mean that in time the elements necessary for plant food would be carried away and the land ...
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... produce white heat in meteors , as they rush into it , as high up as 100 miles . At the earth's equator , the air is com- posed in percentage by volume roughly as follows : Per Cent : Carbonic Water Nitrogen Oxygen Acid 76.0 20.04 Other ...
... produce white heat in meteors , as they rush into it , as high up as 100 miles . At the earth's equator , the air is com- posed in percentage by volume roughly as follows : Per Cent : Carbonic Water Nitrogen Oxygen Acid 76.0 20.04 Other ...
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