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... supplies a second major influence modify- ing the chemical industries - Chlorine in the manu- facture of poisonous gas - Effect of stimulating its production- Caustic soda and soda ash- Sulphuric acid - Sulphur resources of United ...
... supplies a second major influence modify- ing the chemical industries - Chlorine in the manu- facture of poisonous gas - Effect of stimulating its production- Caustic soda and soda ash- Sulphuric acid - Sulphur resources of United ...
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... supply his material wants , closely correlated as they are with the progress of man's moral and spiritual life , make interesting and important chapters in the annals of the human race . Production and trade have always been vital , and ...
... supply his material wants , closely correlated as they are with the progress of man's moral and spiritual life , make interesting and important chapters in the annals of the human race . Production and trade have always been vital , and ...
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... supply a part of this unsatisfied de- mand . The tremendous increase of export trade brought in its wake a corresponding development and extension of domestic industry and commerce . Finally , there came the enormous demand for war supplies ...
... supply a part of this unsatisfied de- mand . The tremendous increase of export trade brought in its wake a corresponding development and extension of domestic industry and commerce . Finally , there came the enormous demand for war supplies ...
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... supply . Laboratory ware includes flasks and beakers ; grad- uated ware , such as burettes and pipettes ; apparatus for testing ; extraction apparatus and condensers ; sugar- testing ware ; reagent bottles ; and ground ware . Some of ...
... supply . Laboratory ware includes flasks and beakers ; grad- uated ware , such as burettes and pipettes ; apparatus for testing ; extraction apparatus and condensers ; sugar- testing ware ; reagent bottles ; and ground ware . Some of ...
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... supply the domestic demand for chemical and scientific glassware . The war , by eliminating foreign competition , gave them a free field for development . The research and experimental work done in Europe and made public enabled them to ...
... supply the domestic demand for chemical and scientific glassware . The war , by eliminating foreign competition , gave them a free field for development . The research and experimental work done in Europe and made public enabled them to ...
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Page 348 - Should any Member of the League resort to war in disregard of its covenants under Articles 12, 13 or 15, it shall ipso facto be deemed to have committed an act of war against all other Members of the League, which hereby undertake immediately to subject it to the severance of all trade or financial relations, the prohibition of all intercourse between their nationals and the nationals of the covenant-breaking State...
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