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Aggregation and Flow of Solids: Being the Records of an Experimental Study of the Micro-structure and Physical Properties of Solids in Various States of Aggregation, 1900–1921

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THIS is a book that will hold a true child of science like any fairy-tale, and it would be difficult to overstate its fascinating interest. In form, in substance, and in all its auspices it is so highly individual. It is a story, a connected story, of the leisure pursuits of one of our leading and most enlightened industrialists, who for many years, and pre-eminently in the stress of war, has rendered great services to his country. But it is a record that would adorn a life wholly devoted to the pursuit of science.

Aggregation and Flow of Solids: Being the Records of an Experimental Study of the Micro-structure and Physical Properties of Solids in Various States of Aggregation, 1900–1921.

By Sir George Beilby. Pp. xv + 256 + 34 plates. (London: Macmillan and Co., Ltd., 1921.) 20s. net.

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SMITHELLS, A. Aggregation and Flow of Solids: Being the Records of an Experimental Study of the Micro-structure and Physical Properties of Solids in Various States of Aggregation, 1900–1921. Nature 109, 262–265 (1922). https://doi.org/10.1038/109262a0

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