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Page 153
... known to correlate with part of the Midway Group of the Gulf Coast ; it represents the maximum en- croachment of the Tertiary seas in North America . Ma- rine deposits of Tertiary age have been eroded from the intervening area between ...
... known to correlate with part of the Midway Group of the Gulf Coast ; it represents the maximum en- croachment of the Tertiary seas in North America . Ma- rine deposits of Tertiary age have been eroded from the intervening area between ...
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... known . The only important halides , other than the fluorides , are the trihalides ; rhodium ( III ) chloride , RhCl , and iri- dium ( III ) chloride , IrClg , can both be made by direct chlorination of the metals , while lower halides ...
... known . The only important halides , other than the fluorides , are the trihalides ; rhodium ( III ) chloride , RhCl , and iri- dium ( III ) chloride , IrClg , can both be made by direct chlorination of the metals , while lower halides ...
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... known as Magnus ' green salt . It has a structure in which the square cations and anions are stacked alternately in infinite columns and the colour is due to interactions between the metal atoms . A number of similar compounds are also ...
... known as Magnus ' green salt . It has a structure in which the square cations and anions are stacked alternately in infinite columns and the colour is due to interactions between the metal atoms . A number of similar compounds are also ...
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