Observations Upon the Dissolutions and Fermentations Which We May Call Cold, Because They Are Accompanied With a Coolness of the Liquors Into Which They Pass. And of a New Thermometer. Extracted Out of a Discourse, Which Mr Geoffroy, F. R. S. Made in the Public Meeting of the Royal Academy of Sciences, the 21st of April, 1700

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