IN Prof. Tilden's “Life of Mendeléeff” in the current number of the Journal of the Chemical Society, I see that he refers repeatedly to the “law” of Avogadro. Sir William Ramsay ...

If you’re finding it difficult to guess today’s Quordle answers, don’t fret, as we’ve got all the hints you’ll need for the current sequence on February 5, 2025. Unlike Wordle ...

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IN his Rutherford Memorial Lecture 1 Sir Charles Darwin writes: “The first estimate of Avogadro's number is due to Maxwell himself”, and expresses his astonishment that Maxwell “should have ...

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