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nydus/The Principles of Chemistry, Volume IPublic
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PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY INTRODUCTION

elements are now authentically known, but many of them are so rarely met with in nature, and have been obtained in such small quantities, that we possess but a very insufficient knowledge of them. The substances most widely distributed in nature contain a very small number of elements. These elements have been more completely studied than the others, because a greater number of investigators have been able to carry on experiments and observations on them. The elements most widely distributed

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