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On Growth and Form

Note 473 — Chapter IX · ON CONCRETIONS, SPICULES, AND SPICULAR SKELETONS

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With the colloid chemists, we may adopt (as Rhumbler has done) the terms spumoid or emulsoid to denote an agglomeration of fluid-filled vesicles, restricting the name froth to such vesicles when filled with air or some other gas.

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