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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 6 (1882) (1882)

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y of the vibrations of lumi- ing was in regard to the action of isomeric esters (or com- tion of the ends covered with movable plates, floated into nous bodies are cunnected with one another in the same way pound ethers), of which Gueront had asserted that they pos- position and sunk; the only… … these differences of specific viscosity for equal volumes the harmonics. Too much stress must not be laid on this, increase as the molecular weight of the atcohol radical however, because our knowledge (though growing) is not cases where the bed of the river is rocky and uneven, then increases. yet…

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