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Solar Chemistry

Nature volume 24, pages 581–582 (1881)Cite this article

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THE researches of Mr. Loclyer, and others, summarised by him in recent numbers of NATURE, have to a great extent complicated the aspect of this grand problem, which appeared so simple to Stokes and Thomson in 1852, and to Stewart and Kirchhoff a few years later.

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H., G. Solar Chemistry. Nature 24, 581–582 (1881). https://doi.org/10.1038/024581c0

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