Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science, Tom 145,Wydanie 3777Chemical news office., 1932 |
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... kind of discovery we can achieve . Our joy in the quest itself never fails ; we are constantly learning that it is better to travel than to arrive . The philosophical implications of this altered attitude are many - indeed they con ...
... kind of discovery we can achieve . Our joy in the quest itself never fails ; we are constantly learning that it is better to travel than to arrive . The philosophical implications of this altered attitude are many - indeed they con ...
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... kind . For with the seven protons already in occu- pation it makes an eighth ; the group then splits into two sets of four , each taking two of the electrons , and they fly violently apart with an energy drawn from the atomic magazine ...
... kind . For with the seven protons already in occu- pation it makes an eighth ; the group then splits into two sets of four , each taking two of the electrons , and they fly violently apart with an energy drawn from the atomic magazine ...
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... kind from those we know , and paradoxes which without a wider vision we cannot interpret . Such a paradox indeed confronts us at the present time , when we try to harmonise the wave aspect and the particle aspect of the photon , of the ...
... kind from those we know , and paradoxes which without a wider vision we cannot interpret . Such a paradox indeed confronts us at the present time , when we try to harmonise the wave aspect and the particle aspect of the photon , of the ...
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