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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 8 (August 1904) (1904)

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the atom, or enumeration ofthe atoms -in the given weight of material. The realmeaning of the phrase is a determination of the coarse-grainedness of matter. If matter were homogeneousand infinitely uniform throughout down to its minutestparts, there would be no meaning in the inquiry, andno meaning… … 6 in.; Armament, four 12-in., fourteen 6-in., twenty 3-in., twelve small guns; Torpedo Tubes, four submerged; Complement, 730. , FROM WHICH HE DIRECTED THE RECENT GREAT NAVAL FIGHT. never could it be resolved into an aggregate of someunknown and purely hypothetical entity constitutinga material…

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