Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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Strana 37
... matter be in any degree con- fiderable ; but , if that fhould not be the case , it may then remain in the body , and gradually infinuate itself into the mafs of fluids , until it accumulates to fuch a height as to throw the whole fyftem ...
... matter be in any degree con- fiderable ; but , if that fhould not be the case , it may then remain in the body , and gradually infinuate itself into the mafs of fluids , until it accumulates to fuch a height as to throw the whole fyftem ...
Strana 118
... matter immediately after to the Ministers , who were attending on this fad occafion , it plainly evinced , that it bad made an impreffion on him ; and we hall find , in the fequel , that no man de- parted this life more becoming a ...
... matter immediately after to the Ministers , who were attending on this fad occafion , it plainly evinced , that it bad made an impreffion on him ; and we hall find , in the fequel , that no man de- parted this life more becoming a ...
Strana 230
... matter thrown into a liquid ; they must precipi tate But , by precipitating in a fluid , thofe parts of groffer matter muft occupy different fpaces , and move therein rela- tively to their mafs . The iron , in this ftate of divifion ...
... matter thrown into a liquid ; they must precipi tate But , by precipitating in a fluid , thofe parts of groffer matter muft occupy different fpaces , and move therein rela- tively to their mafs . The iron , in this ftate of divifion ...
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