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Page 155
... finite steps or quan- tum jumps . It also meant that the various frequencies of the radiation emitted by an atom were not equal to the frequencies with which the electrons moved within the atom , a bold idea that some of Bohr's ...
... finite steps or quan- tum jumps . It also meant that the various frequencies of the radiation emitted by an atom were not equal to the frequencies with which the electrons moved within the atom , a bold idea that some of Bohr's ...
Page 556
... finite ; thus men can be certain only of the cogito and of revealed religion . Cartesians , however , did not derive scientific truths from religious knowledge , as did the Roman Catholic church , and thus in practice they had to accept ...
... finite ; thus men can be certain only of the cogito and of revealed religion . Cartesians , however , did not derive scientific truths from religious knowledge , as did the Roman Catholic church , and thus in practice they had to accept ...
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... finite distance ) if they are neutral molecules . These extreme approximations are useful because they preserve certain essential features of the actual physical condition and yet reduce the mathematical problem to one that can be ...
... finite distance ) if they are neutral molecules . These extreme approximations are useful because they preserve certain essential features of the actual physical condition and yet reduce the mathematical problem to one that can be ...
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