The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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... compounds ) , expressed by the equation O + H2O → OH + OH . Formation of hydrogen compounds . With the dissoci- ation of the water vapour , many compounds of hydro- gen can be formed ; for example , the hydroperoxy radical , HO2 , and ...
... compounds ) , expressed by the equation O + H2O → OH + OH . Formation of hydrogen compounds . With the dissoci- ation of the water vapour , many compounds of hydro- gen can be formed ; for example , the hydroperoxy radical , HO2 , and ...
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... compounds . The early modern experimentalist Robert Boyle ( 1627- 91 ) followed the same line of thought as Sennert , but he was much more aware of the discrepancy between Demo- critus ' Atomism and an atomic theory suitable for chem ...
... compounds . The early modern experimentalist Robert Boyle ( 1627- 91 ) followed the same line of thought as Sennert , but he was much more aware of the discrepancy between Demo- critus ' Atomism and an atomic theory suitable for chem ...
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... compounds in prescribed amounts , on which the bacteria could be cultivated in the laboratory . In a broad sense , bacteria , on the basis of nutritional re- quirements , can be divided into two groups : autotrophs and heterotrophs ...
... compounds in prescribed amounts , on which the bacteria could be cultivated in the laboratory . In a broad sense , bacteria , on the basis of nutritional re- quirements , can be divided into two groups : autotrophs and heterotrophs ...
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