Science, Volume 62American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1925 Since Jan. 1901 the official proceedings and most of the papers of the American Association for the Advancement of Science have been included in Science. |
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... particles of gold that were not in the mercury employed in his experiments as it had been 2-3 times distilled and subjected to careful chem- ical analysis . He expressed the desire that confirma- tion of his experiments be undertaken by ...
... particles of gold that were not in the mercury employed in his experiments as it had been 2-3 times distilled and subjected to careful chem- ical analysis . He expressed the desire that confirma- tion of his experiments be undertaken by ...
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... particle visible 1/2 wave length of light numerical aperture = Without here again entering into a detailed discussion of this formula and its im- plications , it is to be noted the upper practical limit for numerical aperture has ...
... particle visible 1/2 wave length of light numerical aperture = Without here again entering into a detailed discussion of this formula and its im- plications , it is to be noted the upper practical limit for numerical aperture has ...
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... particles . Differential or lyotropic effects among univalent ions , for example , are to be attributed to the ... particle , as is well described by Pro- fessor Michaelis , who suggests that the nature of such attraction depends ...
... particles . Differential or lyotropic effects among univalent ions , for example , are to be attributed to the ... particle , as is well described by Pro- fessor Michaelis , who suggests that the nature of such attraction depends ...
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... fact both m and h are available , but practically speaking it would be sufficient to determine c from ( 10 ) by writing ds ' c❜dt2 . = which any planetary particle can attain . This will probably AUGUST 14 , 1925 ] 145 SCIENCE.
... fact both m and h are available , but practically speaking it would be sufficient to determine c from ( 10 ) by writing ds ' c❜dt2 . = which any planetary particle can attain . This will probably AUGUST 14 , 1925 ] 145 SCIENCE.
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... particle reminds us of the statement that no particles can move faster than the velocity of light , so we are tempted to inquire whether the velocity of light ( understood as measured far from matter , of course ) will serve for the ...
... particle reminds us of the statement that no particles can move faster than the velocity of light , so we are tempted to inquire whether the velocity of light ( understood as measured far from matter , of course ) will serve for the ...
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