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Page 334
... elements ; in many of those cases , either the atomic weights were close together , 56 for iron , 59 for both cobalt and nickel , with no known element having an intermediate value , or else they were widely but approximately equally ...
... elements ; in many of those cases , either the atomic weights were close together , 56 for iron , 59 for both cobalt and nickel , with no known element having an intermediate value , or else they were widely but approximately equally ...
Page 345
... elements with no stable isotope are given as mass numbers , in parentheses , of the most stable isotope . Tungsten ( wolfram ) * Mononuclidic element . † Element with one predominant isotope ( about 99-100 % abundance ) . which the ...
... elements with no stable isotope are given as mass numbers , in parentheses , of the most stable isotope . Tungsten ( wolfram ) * Mononuclidic element . † Element with one predominant isotope ( about 99-100 % abundance ) . which the ...
Page 506
... elements , ( 3 ) sensing elements , ( 4 ) de- cision elements , ( 5 ) control elements . Program elements . Program elements determine what the automated system shall do and how the parts of the system must function in order to ...
... elements , ( 3 ) sensing elements , ( 4 ) de- cision elements , ( 5 ) control elements . Program elements . Program elements determine what the automated system shall do and how the parts of the system must function in order to ...
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