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Examples for "chemical phenomenon"
Examples for "chemical phenomenon"
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It may be called a chemical phenomenon, because there can be no life without chemical reactions.
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Being a purely chemical phenomenon, the behaviour of acetylene when exposed to heat will be fully discussed in Chapter VI.
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Physiologists may say that it is only a question of a peculiar physico- chemical phenomenon, and not a psychic action; but the two cannot be separated.
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With which the chemical phenomena observed in sun-spots and red stars are experimentally imitated.
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Faraday's second group of researches and discoveries embrace the chemical phenomena of the current.
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With which the chemical phenomena observed in sun-spots and red stars are experimentally imitated.
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Faraday's second group of researches and discoveries embrace the chemical phenomena of the current.
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At first the phlogiston theory seemed to explain in an indisputable way all the known chemical phenomena.
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So far we have studied the working of force and its seeming anomalies in purely chemical phenomena.
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Treating this reaction in the manner previously adopted, the thermo- chemical phenomena of equation (3) are:
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His explanations of chemical phenomena were based on the phlogiston theory, in which, like Priestley, he always, believed.
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They are, on the contrary, physico- chemical phenomena, susceptible of a physical inquiry as definite as any other in inorganic regions.
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For all that, atoms were needed to explain a host of physical and chemical phenomena that had eluded scientists in the past.
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De la Rive, who has been a great worker on the chemical phenomena of the pile, is very emphatic on the other side.