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Chemistry, meteorology and the function of digestion considered with reference to natural theology / By William Prout.

  • Prout, William, 1785-1850.
Date:
1834
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Credit: Chemistry, meteorology and the function of digestion considered with reference to natural theology / By William Prout. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Wile ; Page CuaprTrer IIJ].—Or true Dicgrstive Process; AND OF THE GENERAL ACTION OF THE STOMACH AND THE DvuOoDENUM..... BOR TASS 9. fie ty oe 8 ae foe Of the Influence of Water as an Essential, and as an Accidental Ingredient of Alimentary Substances.. 484 Of the Powers exerted by the Stomach in the Di- ! (ESTLON Df ENE el 00. te eee ae aoe ree es esatg lk A ae 492 1. Of the Reducing Powers of the Stomach ... 494 2. Of the Powers of Conversion possessed by the INP piite hes ki ett ES, vie od “sie k bs ellie iin oe wink io ia. love lesb se AORN 3. Of the Organizing Pat Vitalizing Powers of ERE SEDIOGI acs alien « uaa SaeGe ead Fees ace ae . 6505 Of the Changes the Food eepbes a am wit BD UTI Nh Bree Bn ue The cise vik odin ALLO he oe infos 506 4. Of the Functions of the Alimentary Canal, Deyoud the DUO enn. sw ernyain «wise o Cheumgs ble stae 510 Observations on the Choice and the Prepa- VOLIOR- Of, ALUBEIE sur ix armen > + foie fre soe ¢¢ 511 _ Observations on the General Character of the Assimilating Agency. . kr vie we aw Oe ee 515 Cuaprer [V.—Or rue Processes or ASSIMILATION SUBSEQUENT TO THOSE IN THE STOMACH AND ALI- MENTARY CANAL; PARTICULARLY OF THE CONVER- SION OF THE Cuytr into Bioop. OF Respira- TION AND ITs Uses. OF SECRETION. OF THE Finat Decomposition OF OrGaANrzED Bopizs. GENERAL REFLECTIONS AND CONCLUSION........ 519 1. Of the Passage of the Chyle from the Ali- mentary Canal into the Sanguiferous System ; and of the Function of Absorption generally ........ 519 Process similar to Digestion carried on in all Parts of the Body,....... pe 9 erat 520 22 Of the Blood, .. +... ian, PRO BOT ls SUWVA ciel e 523 Of the Constituents of the Blood ........ 523 Of the Organization of the Blood........ 525 DEO TF CSCI R08 ved Oe eae Rew 0 'o RR 526