The Universal Instructor, Parts 9-15Ward, Lock & Company, 1884 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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Page 576
... obtained from the gravels formed of the débris of the older rocks . Copper is most commonly obtained as a sulphide ( copper pyrites ) ; it is Copper . however found native ( in the metallic state ) . Carbonate of copper is also a common ...
... obtained from the gravels formed of the débris of the older rocks . Copper is most commonly obtained as a sulphide ( copper pyrites ) ; it is Copper . however found native ( in the metallic state ) . Carbonate of copper is also a common ...
Page 44
... obtained access , and multiplies enormously . Reasons for universal distribution are to be found either in simplicity of food required , or adaptation to eat various kinds of food . Man is naturally very widely distributed on the globe ...
... obtained access , and multiplies enormously . Reasons for universal distribution are to be found either in simplicity of food required , or adaptation to eat various kinds of food . Man is naturally very widely distributed on the globe ...
Page 101
... obtained ; and the same process being repeated , several sparks in succession may be obtained from the plate without re - exciting the vulcanite . Such is the principle of the electrophoros , and our readers will no doubt be anxious to ...
... obtained ; and the same process being repeated , several sparks in succession may be obtained from the plate without re - exciting the vulcanite . Such is the principle of the electrophoros , and our readers will no doubt be anxious to ...
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