The Physical Basis of SocietyD.Appleton, 1928 - 526 من الصفحات |
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... substance this is that a vast nebula once occupied the entire area of our solar universe . In the process of con- densation the various planets and their satellites broke away and gradually cooled while the central sun still retains a ...
... substance this is that a vast nebula once occupied the entire area of our solar universe . In the process of con- densation the various planets and their satellites broke away and gradually cooled while the central sun still retains a ...
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... substances raises other doubts . Barrell claims that " if they extend in their surface amount to a depth of 40 miles , they must supply heat to the surface as fast as it is lost by radiation into space . The earth there- fore appears ...
... substances raises other doubts . Barrell claims that " if they extend in their surface amount to a depth of 40 miles , they must supply heat to the surface as fast as it is lost by radiation into space . The earth there- fore appears ...
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... substance called coronium known only by lines in the solar spectrum and which has not been found on earth . Under the peculiar conditions existing then , in bygone ages , the various sub- stances found on earth as well as in the stars ...
... substance called coronium known only by lines in the solar spectrum and which has not been found on earth . Under the peculiar conditions existing then , in bygone ages , the various sub- stances found on earth as well as in the stars ...
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... substances , leaving two as semimetallic and the balance to be determined . A few of these elements are very common , the majority are very rare . Some are known by name , at least , to every one but it is doubtful if one person in a ...
... substances , leaving two as semimetallic and the balance to be determined . A few of these elements are very common , the majority are very rare . Some are known by name , at least , to every one but it is doubtful if one person in a ...
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... substances were discovered and studied . In 1774 , Priestley and Scheele both found oxygen and the hoary idea that fire was a separate entity , phlogiston , was soon destroyed . Before 1800 , Cavendish had discovered hydrogen and found ...
... substances were discovered and studied . In 1774 , Priestley and Scheele both found oxygen and the hoary idea that fire was a separate entity , phlogiston , was soon destroyed . Before 1800 , Cavendish had discovered hydrogen and found ...
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