The Quarterly Review, 92. köideWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1852 |
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Page 84
... aerolites , registered according to the periods and places of their fall , as well as the directions of their line of descent , his statements were received with entire assent by the scientific world . His details had the effect not ...
... aerolites , registered according to the periods and places of their fall , as well as the directions of their line of descent , his statements were received with entire assent by the scientific world . His details had the effect not ...
Page 85
... aerolites ; forining frequently , as in some of the instances just mentioned , upwards of 90 parts in 100 of the mass . Seven other metals —copper , tin , nickel , cobalt , chrome , manganese , and molybdena -enter variously into the ...
... aerolites ; forining frequently , as in some of the instances just mentioned , upwards of 90 parts in 100 of the mass . Seven other metals —copper , tin , nickel , cobalt , chrome , manganese , and molybdena -enter variously into the ...
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... aerolites is the shining dark crust enveloping them . It is generally very thin ; but indicates by its aspect , and by its entire separation from the mass within , some rapid action of heat , which has not had time to penetrate more ...
... aerolites is the shining dark crust enveloping them . It is generally very thin ; but indicates by its aspect , and by its entire separation from the mass within , some rapid action of heat , which has not had time to penetrate more ...
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