โ Scribed by Dunn, J. T.
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By DR. J.
'l'hcse Jubilce Alcnioriiil T.ect,ures hiivc usunlly bceii given by ' specialists, wlio Iitive described the latest discoveries mndc in t,licir specin1 subjects and their npplicnf ion to indirstriiil prncticc ; and t,lius, to ninny of tfhcir lienrcrs tit lenst, tlic lecture Iiiis prcsciited :I sommnry of recent originill work.
In spe:iking of tlic services of science t o industry, no similar clniin to originnlity can be inude ; any nccount iiiust. he largely liistoricnl and in thc nature of ii compilntion-ii recital of facts, ninny of ~vhicli must bc kiiowii to my nudicncc. But repetitions arc not all of thcni w i n ; iind I h o p tlint II geiicrnl rcvicw of the relations of science to industry iriny not bc nltogct.Iier without int crest,.
" The republic," said t,he President of thc Court, " hiis no necil of cheriiists " ; arid so Lnroisicr went to suffcrrd n like fiite ; h i t . thc att.itudc of ~n i n d ~vhich ;Illowed Lnvoisicr to he siicrificcd was not; confiiictl to Coffinhnl, nor t o Friillce, nor to thc pcriod of tlic French rcvolut,ion.
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
A n o t h r iispcct of the problem is concerned with the occiirreiice of nitric osidc in the gnscs. Since the pcrcentngc convcrsion of nitrogen perosidc nppronclics the niiisiniiini wry closely, i t s e e m likely tlint the iinioiint. of nitric osidc cntcring t.lie tower is sninll. Xitric oxide is,