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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It is resisted the more strenuously , and for the time the more effectively , in accordance as an accumulation of wealth , interests or privileges serves to protect the resister from the natural consequences of being out of tune with ...
It is resisted the more strenuously , and for the time the more effectively , in accordance as an accumulation of wealth , interests or privileges serves to protect the resister from the natural consequences of being out of tune with ...
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Rays of a fundamentally new character are given out by radium , of various kinds and intense interest , and a thousand new phenomena make themselves manifest , but like galley slaves and fertilisers , waterfalls and food , they must ...
Rays of a fundamentally new character are given out by radium , of various kinds and intense interest , and a thousand new phenomena make themselves manifest , but like galley slaves and fertilisers , waterfalls and food , they must ...
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Radium is but one of the products of the uranium series , and its special interest is chiefly to be ascribed to the fact that the rate at which it changes , estimated as one - two thousand five hundredth part per THE RATE OF CHANGE OF ...
Radium is but one of the products of the uranium series , and its special interest is chiefly to be ascribed to the fact that the rate at which it changes , estimated as one - two thousand five hundredth part per THE RATE OF CHANGE OF ...
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... belongs the credit of elevating and extending that doctrine to the extent that makes it of universal human interest . One simple question concerning the source of energy the nineteenth century quite failed to answer .
... belongs the credit of elevating and extending that doctrine to the extent that makes it of universal human interest . One simple question concerning the source of energy the nineteenth century quite failed to answer .
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The newly awakened interest for science in this country is entirely due , not to any sudden love of truth , any desire to understand and walk familiarly through the labyrinth of ...
The newly awakened interest for science in this country is entirely due , not to any sudden love of truth , any desire to understand and walk familiarly through the labyrinth of ...
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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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