Occult Chemistry 8 8
Occult Chemistry 8 8
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48), and can be there followed. One of the three similarpillars is shown in the accompanying diagram under Zn a. The compressedlong oval becomes a globe, with six bodies revolving within it in a ratherpeculiar way: the quartets turn round each other in the middle; thetriplets revolve round them in a slanting ellipse; the duads do the same onan ellipse slanting at an angle with the first, somewhat as in gold (_a_and _b_, p. 40). The spheres within the globes at the base of the spikes, Zn _b_, be...have as a cross--the cross is a favourite device in the II _a_groups. Finally, the central globe, Zn _c_, follows the same cruciform lineof disintegration.
CADMIUM (Plate IX, 3).
[Illustration] Cadmium follows very closely on the lines of zinc; the pillars of the zincspike are reproduced in the rings of the cadmium funnel; the globes arealso the globes of cadmium; so neither of these needs attention. We haveonly to consider the three ten-atomed ovoids, which are substituted for theone ten-atomed triangle of zinc, and the central cross.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
48), and can be there followed. One of the three similarpillars is shown in the accompanying diagram under Zn a. The compressedlong oval becomes a globe, with six bodies revolving within it in a ratherpeculiar way: the quartets turn round each other in the middle; thetriplets revolve round them in a slanting ellipse; the duads do the same onan ellipse slanting at an angle with the first, somewhat as in gold (_a_and _b_, p. 40). The spheres within the globes at the base of the spikes, Zn _b_, be...have as a cross--the cross is a favourite device in the II _a_groups. Finally, the central globe, Zn _c_, follows the same cruciform lineof disintegration.
CADMIUM (Plate IX, 3).
[Illustration] Cadmium follows very closely on the lines of zinc; the pillars of the zincspike are reproduced in the rings of the cadmium funnel; the globes arealso the globes of cadmium; so neither of these needs attention. We haveonly to consider the three ten-atomed ovoids, which are substituted for theone ten-atomed triangle of zinc, and the central cross.
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