Proceedings, Volume 32 |
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Contents
The Freezing Points of Rhombic Sulphur and of Soufre Nacré By Alexander | 1 |
On the Reduction of Ferric Iron 1 by Sulphurous Acid and 2 by Zinc Dust | 12 |
Observations on the Body Temperature of some Diving and Swimming Birds | 19 |
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acid action angles apparatus appear applied average axes axis calculated cent centre co-directional co-linear combination complete component connected considerable constant containing crystal curve deflection demagnetisation determined diameter direction Edin Edinburgh effect equal equation equivalent examined experimental experiments expression field figures fogs fragments given gives gyrostat Hence inches increase indicated less light magnetic magnetisation material maximum means method minute nature normal nuclei observations obtained occur operation origin parallel particles PERIOD pieces plane plate position possible practically present pressure probably Proc Professor referred regard relation represented reversal relatively right angles rocks rotation round shown side Society solution specimens square Station structure sulphur surface symmetry TABLE taken temperature twin University values xxxii
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| Title | Proceedings, Volume 32 |
| Author | Royal Society of Edinburgh |
| Published | 1911 |
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