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
Dyes obtained from aniline, i. 122-124
vegetable dyes, i. 124
mordants for cotton when dyed, i. 125
effects of electricity and the east wind on the process of dyeing, i.
126
obtained from preparations of petroleum, i. 127
obtained from lichens, i. 303
blue dye obtained from some club mosses, i. 374
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Ear-shell, structure of the, ii. 234
Earth, quantity of heat which would be generated if it were arrested in
its orbit, i. 27
and if it struck the sun, i. 28
Earth light, causes of, i. 68
Earth-worm, structure and food of the, ii. 151, 152
Echinodermata asteroïdea, structure, mode of reproduction, and habitat
of, ii. 169-174
Echinodermata crinoïdea, or stone-lilies, structure, habitat, and mode
of reproduction of, ii. 175, 176
fossil remains of, ii. 175
Echinodermata Echinoïdea, structure and mode of reproduction of, ii.
177-182
Echinodermata: fossil Echinidæ, ii. 182, 183
Echinodermata Holothuroïdea, structure and mode of reproduction of, ii.
183
Echinodermata Sipunculidæ, characters of, ii. 186, 187
Echinodermata Synaptidæ, characters of the order of, ii. 184, 185
Echinus, structure of, ii. 176, 177
Echinus miliaris, spines of the, ii. 181
Ecklonia, structure and habitat of, i. 252
Ecklonia buccinalis, structure of, i. 250
Ectocarpeæ, form, structure, and habitat of, i. 244, 245
Ectocarpus pulsillus, fruit of, i. 245
Effusion of gases by pressure, i. 109, 110
Prof. Graham’s experiments, i. 113
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