The cause of osmosis is the motion of the molecules, or minute particles, that make up the liquid substance.
Smoke consists of minute particles of unburnt carbon, or soot, such as collect in the chimneys of fireplaces and furnaces.
One of these consists of minute particles, called cells; the other is a substance lying between the cells, known as the intercellular material (Fig.
The long continued internal use of nitrate of silver, in former years so extensively employed, especially in diseases of the nervous system, results in the reduction of the silver and its deposition as minute particles in the tissues.
The chief danger to life from sewer and soil-pipe air arises from the presence of minute particles of organic matter, dead and living, the so-called germs.
The tendency which sewer air has to cause disease depends in part upon certain gases, in part on minute particles of solid or semi-solid matter which are suspended in the air.
Professor Andrews many years ago established the presence of minute particles of metallic iron in some basalts; Dr.
The froth or scum diffuses itself spontaneously into separate minute particles, that move about the surface of the liquor; which are marks of an excessive fermentation.
Sir Isaac Newton, that light consists in the emission and rapid progression of minute particles or corpuscles.
An instrument for measuring the diameters of minute particles or fibers, from the size of the colored rings produced by the diffraction of the light in which the objects are viewed.
They are extremely sensitive to various stimulants, namely repeated touches, the pressure of minute particles, the absorption of animal matter and of various fluids, heat, and galvanic action.
Minute particles of the carbonate were added to the secretion surrounding several glands.
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