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... experiment ; for if the pectoral fins of a fish are cut off , and it be again put into the water , it will be found to move forward or sideways , upward or downward , as well as it did when it had them on . If a fish be carefully ...
... experiment ; for if the pectoral fins of a fish are cut off , and it be again put into the water , it will be found to move forward or sideways , upward or downward , as well as it did when it had them on . If a fish be carefully ...
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... experiments of Spal- lanzani and many other naturalists . TAFFETY , in commerce , a fine smooth silken stuff , remarkably glossy . See SILK . There are taffeties of all colours , some plain , and others striped with gold , silver , & c ...
... experiments of Spal- lanzani and many other naturalists . TAFFETY , in commerce , a fine smooth silken stuff , remarkably glossy . See SILK . There are taffeties of all colours , some plain , and others striped with gold , silver , & c ...
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... experiment , the following general principles may be deduced : 1 . Every substance , of which the infusion is capable of precipitating animal jelly , pos- sesses the tanning property . 2. Every substance which possesses the tanning ...
... experiment , the following general principles may be deduced : 1 . Every substance , of which the infusion is capable of precipitating animal jelly , pos- sesses the tanning property . 2. Every substance which possesses the tanning ...
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... experiments of Fourcroy and Vauquelin , to be the acetic acid im- pregnated with an oil . Tartaric acid is very soluble in water . The specific gravity of a solution formed by Bergman was found to be 1.2 . This solution in wa- ter is ...
... experiments of Fourcroy and Vauquelin , to be the acetic acid im- pregnated with an oil . Tartaric acid is very soluble in water . The specific gravity of a solution formed by Bergman was found to be 1.2 . This solution in wa- ter is ...
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... experiments were in conse- quence tried upon telegraphs in this country ; and one was soon after set up by government , in a chain of stations from the Admiralty office to the sea- coast . It consists of six octagon boards , each of ...
... experiments were in conse- quence tried upon telegraphs in this country ; and one was soon after set up by government , in a chain of stations from the Admiralty office to the sea- coast . It consists of six octagon boards , each of ...
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