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Page 174
... temperature . These two re- strictions make the following a very limited approach to the whole topic , but conditions of constant temperature frequently are the conditions under which studies are made . In order for some reactions ...
... temperature . These two re- strictions make the following a very limited approach to the whole topic , but conditions of constant temperature frequently are the conditions under which studies are made . In order for some reactions ...
Page 268
... Temperature . The temperature generally decreases from south to north . The mean annual temperature is above 68 ° F ( 20 ° C ) in the Chu Chiang Valley . It de- creases to between 59 ° and 68 ° F ( 15 ° and 20 ° C ) in the middle and ...
... Temperature . The temperature generally decreases from south to north . The mean annual temperature is above 68 ° F ( 20 ° C ) in the Chu Chiang Valley . It de- creases to between 59 ° and 68 ° F ( 15 ° and 20 ° C ) in the middle and ...
Page 704
... temperature phase formed is a spinel that is followed at a higher temperature by the development of mullite and cristoballite prior to fusion . In general terms , the first high - temperature phases are a consequence of the origi- nal ...
... temperature phase formed is a spinel that is followed at a higher temperature by the development of mullite and cristoballite prior to fusion . In general terms , the first high - temperature phases are a consequence of the origi- nal ...
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