Nature, Količina 103Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1919 |
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Stran 77
... atomic weight from hypothetical assumptions . Usually we are wholly at a loss as to the theory underlying the ... atomic weight of lead was easily calculated . The outcome of the first Harvard trials , published in July , 1914 , brought ...
... atomic weight from hypothetical assumptions . Usually we are wholly at a loss as to the theory underlying the ... atomic weight of lead was easily calculated . The outcome of the first Harvard trials , published in July , 1914 , brought ...
Stran 94
... atom ( the atomic weight in grams ) contains 606-2 sextillion actual atoms , the weights of the atoms of the two kinds of lead must be respectively 342 and 340 septillionths of a gram . Their extreme smallness as regards bulk may ...
... atom ( the atomic weight in grams ) contains 606-2 sextillion actual atoms , the weights of the atoms of the two kinds of lead must be respectively 342 and 340 septillionths of a gram . Their extreme smallness as regards bulk may ...
Stran 95
... atomic weight as the extreme fraction of the mother liquor ( repre- senting the most soluble portion ) , thus confirming the work of others in this direction . When wires constructed of two different metals are joined , and the junction ...
... atomic weight as the extreme fraction of the mother liquor ( repre- senting the most soluble portion ) , thus confirming the work of others in this direction . When wires constructed of two different metals are joined , and the junction ...
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