The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes5-6L. Tucker, 1838 |
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... bodies ? The matter which constitutes this lower world is usually divided by philosophical writers , into four classes , viz : solid , liquid , aeriform , and imponderable . What do you mean by a solid body ? Solidity is that quality of ...
... bodies ? The matter which constitutes this lower world is usually divided by philosophical writers , into four classes , viz : solid , liquid , aeriform , and imponderable . What do you mean by a solid body ? Solidity is that quality of ...
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... bodies ? No ; it will not show that portion which is latent , or chemically combined with any body : for instance , fluids require a certain portion of caloric to keep them in a state of fluidity ; which portion is not indicated by the ...
... bodies ? No ; it will not show that portion which is latent , or chemically combined with any body : for instance , fluids require a certain portion of caloric to keep them in a state of fluidity ; which portion is not indicated by the ...
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... body commences , and progresses rapidly if the weather be warm , and slower if cold . It is dissipated- earth to earth , dust to dust , water to water , air to air , & c . & c . So the various component parts of the body seek their ...
... body commences , and progresses rapidly if the weather be warm , and slower if cold . It is dissipated- earth to earth , dust to dust , water to water , air to air , & c . & c . So the various component parts of the body seek their ...
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