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Page 91
... Central Urals form a taiga zone , rich in forests and potash minerals , predominantly carnallite and sylvite . The Central Urals and much of the Southern Urals are forest steppes and steppes , including extensively eroded massifs and ...
... Central Urals form a taiga zone , rich in forests and potash minerals , predominantly carnallite and sylvite . The Central Urals and much of the Southern Urals are forest steppes and steppes , including extensively eroded massifs and ...
Page 108
... central nucleus some 10,000 times smaller in diameter than that of the entire atom . The positive charge on the nucleus would therefore be balanced by an equal charge on all the electrons distributed somehow around the nucleus ...
... central nucleus some 10,000 times smaller in diameter than that of the entire atom . The positive charge on the nucleus would therefore be balanced by an equal charge on all the electrons distributed somehow around the nucleus ...
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... central admin- istrative authority was shared by representatives of the central government and the Communist Party . From 1966 through 1968 , however , this joint leadership was shattered , and both party and governmental institutions ...
... central admin- istrative authority was shared by representatives of the central government and the Communist Party . From 1966 through 1968 , however , this joint leadership was shattered , and both party and governmental institutions ...
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