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Technological Science in Germany

Nature volume 82, pages 313–314 (1910)Cite this article

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WHAT are the chief causes to which the remarkable industrial progress made by. Germany in recent years is attributable? This is the question M. E. Leduc sets himself to answer in a paper1 which, though written primarily for his compatriots, is also of much interest to others.

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SIMMONDS, C. Technological Science in Germany . Nature 82, 313–314 (1910). https://doi.org/10.1038/082313a0

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