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Page 54
... considerable quantity of azote was left in the air expired , more than could be ascribed to the residual gas in the ... considerably increased ; and ́it appeared , as in the former case , that at first it was given out in the greatest ...
... considerable quantity of azote was left in the air expired , more than could be ascribed to the residual gas in the ... considerably increased ; and ́it appeared , as in the former case , that at first it was given out in the greatest ...
Page 55
... considerable length of time , it was found that it contained the same change of azote as when pure oxygen had been used ; and that , in like manner , the evolution of azote was more considerable in the earlier periods of the experiment ...
... considerable length of time , it was found that it contained the same change of azote as when pure oxygen had been used ; and that , in like manner , the evolution of azote was more considerable in the earlier periods of the experiment ...
Page 177
... considerable degree of terror mingled with the sense of injury . But from a circumstance so extremely common no extraordinary result was expected , and the poor cat's tail was no more thought of until the final period of gestation ...
... considerable degree of terror mingled with the sense of injury . But from a circumstance so extremely common no extraordinary result was expected , and the poor cat's tail was no more thought of until the final period of gestation ...
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