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VII. A description of a property of caoutchouc, or indian rubber; with some reflections on the cause of the elasticity of this substance. In a letter to Dr. Holme

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(1806). VII. A description of a property of caoutchouc, or indian rubber; with some reflections on the cause of the elasticity of this substance. In a letter to Dr. Holme . The Philosophical Magazine: Vol. 24, No. 93, pp. 39-43.

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