The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 339
... produced ; and the cabbage was ftill foft , and not in the leaft offenfive . The reafon of this , I imagine , ' fays the Author , was , that the phlogiston , which would have conftituted the offenfive fmell of the cabbage ( and no ...
... produced ; and the cabbage was ftill foft , and not in the leaft offenfive . The reafon of this , I imagine , ' fays the Author , was , that the phlogiston , which would have conftituted the offenfive fmell of the cabbage ( and no ...
Page 514
... produced by the electrical fue are analogous to those produced by the igneous fluid . In the third he proves , that there is a perfect refemblance between the aptitude of bodies to cand the electrical fluid , and their apt- tude to ...
... produced by the electrical fue are analogous to those produced by the igneous fluid . In the third he proves , that there is a perfect refemblance between the aptitude of bodies to cand the electrical fluid , and their apt- tude to ...
Page 559
... produced in the melting pots of the glasshoutes . They were firft obferved by Mr. Keir , who defcribed them in a differtation , which , about two years ago , was prefented to the Royal Society . Dr. Gualandris had an opportunity of ...
... produced in the melting pots of the glasshoutes . They were firft obferved by Mr. Keir , who defcribed them in a differtation , which , about two years ago , was prefented to the Royal Society . Dr. Gualandris had an opportunity of ...
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