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Johann geometry crystal spectrometer coupled to the Oxford EBIT. Not to

Johann geometry crystal spectrometer coupled to the Oxford EBIT. Not to scale

Johann Josef Loschmidt .

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Johannes Kepler on a Hungarian slanip and a detail of his planetary model based on the regular solids ,

Johannes Kepler on Hungarian memorial stamp and his Planetary Model based on the regular solids ,

Johannes van Helmont and son, Frandscus Mercurius. It is a devoted father and chemist who names his son for his science.

Johanson Hang-L pIndici2eT.

Johanson indicizer .

Johanson s theoretical roll press design angle of nip as a function of material flow properties .

Johanson s theoretical roll press design pressure ratio Ri as a function of material flow properties .

Johanson s theoretical roll press design roll-force factor D .

Johanson s theoretical roll press design torque factor jD .

Johansson and Alfiredsson test s up for the determination of the initiating strength of the booster

John A. Pople

John Bailar

John Cockcroft.

John D. Ferry

John Dalton , an Englishman, began teaching at a Quaker school when he was 12. His fascination with science included an intense interest in meteorology, which led to an interest in the gases of the air and their ultimate components, atoms.

John Dalton .

John Dalton, early champion of the atomic theory

John Dalton, Quaker schoolteacher and 1800s champion of the atomic theory.

John Davidson s specimen of Pseudotsaga Dvuglasii, with exudation of sugar from water-pores at tips of leaves,

John Davidson s specimen of Pseudotsuga Douglasii, with exudation of sugar from water-pores at tips of leaves.

John Davy, painted in Malta .

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