The New Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 2Encyclopædia Britannica, 1992 - 32 pages |
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Page 393
... structure resembling that of graphite , while the other has a cubic crystalline structure sim- ilar to that of diamond . The latter allotrophic form , called borazon , is capable of with- standing oxidation at much higher tempera- tures ...
... structure resembling that of graphite , while the other has a cubic crystalline structure sim- ilar to that of diamond . The latter allotrophic form , called borazon , is capable of with- standing oxidation at much higher tempera- tures ...
Page 441
... structure and function of various organ tissues with his teacher Robert Todd . During the next two years Bowman published three major papers on the structure and function of voluntary muscle , the minute anatomy of the liver , and the ...
... structure and function of various organ tissues with his teacher Robert Todd . During the next two years Bowman published three major papers on the structure and function of voluntary muscle , the minute anatomy of the liver , and the ...
Page 852
... structure of many carbonate minerals reflects the trigonal symmetry of the carbonate ion , which is comprised of a carbon atom centrally located in an equilateral trian- gle of oxygen atoms . This anion group usually occurs in ...
... structure of many carbonate minerals reflects the trigonal symmetry of the carbonate ion , which is comprised of a carbon atom centrally located in an equilateral trian- gle of oxygen atoms . This anion group usually occurs in ...
Contents
Beckford detail from an oil painting | 107 |
John Hoppner c 1800 in the Salford | 234 |
To make the best use of the Britannica | 260 |
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