Science and Life: Aberdeen AddressesThis work is a collection of addresses and articles written at Aberdeen University regarding the interaction between science and society. |
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The first , “ The Evolution of Matter , " is intended for the general reader , and the second , “ The Conception of the Chemical Element as enlarged by the Study of Radioactive Change , ” for students of chemistry , who may desire to ...
The first , “ The Evolution of Matter , " is intended for the general reader , and the second , “ The Conception of the Chemical Element as enlarged by the Study of Radioactive Change , ” for students of chemistry , who may desire to ...
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III THE CONCEPTION OF THE CHEMICAL ELEMENT AS ENLARGED BY THE STUDY OF RADIOACTIVE CHANGE Address to the Chemical Society , London , Dec. 1918 ; published in the Journal of the Chemical Society , Transactions , Jan. 1919 .
III THE CONCEPTION OF THE CHEMICAL ELEMENT AS ENLARGED BY THE STUDY OF RADIOACTIVE CHANGE Address to the Chemical Society , London , Dec. 1918 ; published in the Journal of the Chemical Society , Transactions , Jan. 1919 .
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But for that science and its clear - cut conception of the chemical elements , the result of more than three centuries of continuous experimental labour , the facts of radioactivity might still have been as arresting and magnificent as ...
But for that science and its clear - cut conception of the chemical elements , the result of more than three centuries of continuous experimental labour , the facts of radioactivity might still have been as arresting and magnificent as ...
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It is at least legitimate to conceive a universe of permanent régime , carrying in its smallest ultimate particles the seeds of its own regeneration . But the linking of the ends of the process together into such a closed cycle still ...
It is at least legitimate to conceive a universe of permanent régime , carrying in its smallest ultimate particles the seeds of its own regeneration . But the linking of the ends of the process together into such a closed cycle still ...
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... a feeble and ineffective imitator of bygone days , dressed up by myth and poetic fancy to appear divine , gave place to the truer and more robust conception of man ascending from the animal world , a creature of hope and promise ...
... a feeble and ineffective imitator of bygone days , dressed up by myth and poetic fancy to appear divine , gave place to the truer and more robust conception of man ascending from the animal world , a creature of hope and promise ...
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| Título | Science and Life: Aberdeen Addresses |
| Autor | Frederick Soddy |
| Editor | J. Murray, 1920 |
| N.º de páginas | 229 páginas |
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