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Description Henri Devaux in 1912 demonstrating a thin film of oil on water with a boat, camphor and talc
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Published in Devaux Henri, « Les lames d’huile étendues sur l’eau et sur le mercure », Revue générale des sciences pures et

appliquées, 1913, 24, pp. 143-153. This version from the thesis - Benjamin Le Roux. (2019). Comprendre la structure moléculaire du vivant au début du XXe siècle : Une biographie scientifique d’Henri Devaux (1862-1956). Histoire, Philosophie et Sociologie des sciences. Université de Bordeaux. Français.
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current08:04, 15 July 2022Thumbnail for version as of 08:04, 15 July 2022644 × 507 (123 KB)Shyamal{{Information |Description=Henri Devaux in 1912 demonstrating a thin film of oil on water with a boat, camphor and talc |Source=Published in Devaux Henri, « Les lames d’huile étendues sur l’eau et sur le mercure », Revue générale des sciences pures et appliquées, 1913, 24, pp. 143-153. This version from the thesis - Benjamin Le Roux. (2019). Comprendre la structure moléculaire du vivant au début du XXe siècle : Une biographie scientifique d’Henri Devaux (1862-1956). Histoire, Philosophie et S...

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