Significats de elementary substance en anglès

Science was the analysis of the outer self, the elementary substance of the self, the outer world.

Aluminium, the metallic basis of alumin, a large material in many rocks, is another abundant elementary substance.

Then in rapid succession the elementary substances sodium, calcium, strontium, and magnesium were isolated.

That is to say it was given elementary substances by the union of its atoms in different sized molecules.

Within this belt the prakritic elementary substances varied their condition, combined, and made forms by increasing or decreasing vibration.

Thereafter Davy always referred to the supposed elementary substances (including oxygen, hydrogen, and the rest) as "unde-compounded" bodies.

Each and every one of our eighty-odd elementary substances owe their condition-whethersolid, liquid, or gas-totheir rate of vibration.

The differentiation between what are called elementary substances is first made apparent in the molecule or first combination of the atoms.

Residing thus in the body, that breath operates upon the different kinds of watery and other elementary substances and all bad humours.

These etheric elementary substances combine and unite; our elementary substances simply following in their combinations the law which they inherit from their parents.

And the same thing is true of every atom of all of the seventy-odd elementary substances with which the modern chemist is acquainted.

All created things are expressions of the affinity and cohesion of elementary substances, and non-existence is the absence of their attraction and agreement.

What is still more wonderful with respect to this principle of combination, all the elementary substances observe certain mathematical proportions in their unions.

In this kinetic belt, between two static masses our bodies had been made, and also, in all probability, all combinations of the elementary substances.

All things on it must have come from the chording vibrations of the atoms of the prakritic elementary substances and their envelope of ether.

But, again, water is a compound substance, for it may be separated, as Cavendish has shown, into the two elementary substances hydrogen and oxygen.