Naphtha, and a long list of organic bodies, are composed of these two chemical elements.
Wait until you know more of the world and consider therein especially the parts which present a complete whole (as do organic bodies); and you will find there a contrivance and a beauty transcending all imagination.
Therefore it is a necessary conclusion that the souls, that is, the forms of organic bodies, must perish with the bodies, or at least this must happen to the passive understanding that belongs to each one individually.
But the first takes place in the preformation of organic bodies, or rather of all bodies, since there is organism everywhere, although all masses do not compose organic bodies.
Imbedding of organic bodies, including the remains of man and his works, in strata now forming, chaps.
The great majority of organic bodies show a certain regularity both in their outer configuration and the construction of their various parts, which we may call "symmetry" in the wider sense of the word.
Unequipolar stauraxonia are the pyramids, a fundamental form that plays an important part in the configuration of organic bodies.
The heat-stimulus acts on inorganic as well as organic bodies, like the light-stimulus.
The two great classes of organic bodies (azotised and non-azotised) are readily distinguished from each other by heating a small portion with some solid hydrate of potassium, in a test tube.
A term invented by the alchemists to represent a concentrated alcoholic solution of the active principles of organic bodies.
In dyeing and calico printing, any substance employed to fix the colouring matter of dye-stuffs in the fibres of organic bodies, and to give it brilliancy and permanency.
It is a product of the dry distillation of organic bodies, and is the preservative principle of wood smoke and pyroligneous acid.
It differs from all the other acid products of the vegetable kingdom, in containing no hydrogen, as I demonstrated (in my paper upon the ultimate analysis of organic bodies, published in the Phil.
They are even sometimes accompanied with the remains of organic bodies, such as casts of fishes, fossil shells, silicified wood, and true coal.
The brittle quality of the iron afforded by it, has been ascribed to the phosphorus derived from the large quantity of organic bodies, with which the ore is frequently mixed.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "organic bodies" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
