On Molecular and Microscopic Science, Volume 2 (of 2)Somerville, Mary
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On Molecular and Microscopic Science, Volume 2 (of 2)
Somerville, Mary
Matter -- Constitution; Microscopy; Natural history
Delesseria sanguinea, structure and habitat of, i. 239
Dematiei, structure of, i. 283
Dendritina elegans, form of, ii. 28
structure of, ii. 32
Dendritine variety of the Peneroplis, characters and habitat of, ii. 32
fossils of, ii. 33
Dennstædtia, indusium of, i. 350
Deparia prolifera, sorus and indusium of, i. 350
Desmidiaceæ, structure and development of, i. 191 _et seq._
their habitat, i. 195
Dextrine, production of in plants, i. 421
Dialysis, as a method of separating and analysing substances, i. 108
what constitutes dialysis, i. 110
Prof. Graham’s instrument for, i. 110
an extraordinary result of, i. 110
Diamagnetism, i. 75
Diamond, i. 13, 15
heat required to consume the, i. 15
crystallisation of the, i. 15
its resistance to electricity, i. 90
Dianthine, production of, i. 127
Diastase, production of, in plants, i. 420
Diatoma vulgare, structure and development of, i. 197
Diatomaceæ, or Brittleworts, found all over the globe, i. 196, 204
variety of forms of, i. 196
structure of, i, 197
development of, i. 200
social plants, i. 205
food for many aquatic animals, i. 205
fossil deposits of shells of, i. 206
enormous geological changes caused by, i. 206
Dicksonia antarctica, structure of, i. 349
Dicksonia lanata, structure of, i. 349
Dicksonia squarrosa, habitat of, i. 349
Dicksonieæ, i. 349
structure of, i. 350
Dicotyledonous, or exogenous, plants, structure and mode of
reproduction of, i. 404-428
Dicranei, structure of, i. 329
Dictyopodium trilobum, structure and habitat of, ii. 20
Dictyota, structure of the genus, i. 246
Dictyota dichotoma, structure and mode of reproduction of, i. 247
Dictyoteæ, structure and mode of reproduction of, i. 246
Dictyurus purpurascens, structure of, i. 242
Difflugia, structure and minuteness of the shells of, ii. 22
their architecture, ii. 23
Difflugia pyriformis, structure, and habitat, and mode of propagation
of, ii. 22, 23
Diffusibility, most substances differ in, i. 109
partial decomposition of definite chemical compounds by, i. 109
reciprocal diffusion of gases through porous plates, i. 111-113
the diffusing instrument used by Prof. Graham, i. 112
Digestion, chemical powers causing, ii. 4
Dimorphism, contrasted with isomorphism, ii. 99
Diphyidæ, structure and habitat of the, ii. 103
Diplazieæ, characters of the group, i. 352
Diplazium, structure and fructification of, i. 352
Distillation, ordinary, i. 117
destructive, i. 117
of coal, i. 117
Distomata, characters of the, ii. 146
Dracæna Draco, or dragon tree of Teneriffe, i. 387
Drummond’s light, how produced, i. 30
the continuous spectra of, i. 132
Dry rot in wood, cause of, i. 266
on various substances, i. 285
Dulses, red, i. 235
Dumontia filiformis, structure of, i. 235
D’Urvillæa, structure, fructification, and habitat of, i. 256
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