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XXIII. An Introduction to the Atomic Theory, comprising a sketch of the Opinions entertained by the most distinguished Ancient and Modern Philosophers with respect to the Constitution of Matter. By charles daubeny, M. D. F. R. S. Professor of Chemistry in the University of Oxford, XXIV. Remarks upon Mr J. F. W. Johnston's Critique on the paper upon Specific Heats, published in the July Number of this Journal. By richard potter, Esq. Junior. Communicated by the Author, XXV. On the Specific Heats of certain of the Metals; being a te-examina tion of the subject. By R. Pot Tn, Esq. Junior. Communicated by the Author.
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