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Mascart (20
February 1837 – 24
August 1908) was a
French physicist. His
research focused in optics, electricity, magnetism, and meteorology.
Mascart was...
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Mascart is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Éleuthère
Mascart (1837–1908),
French physicist Jean
Mascart (1872–1935),
French astronomer...
- Jean
Mascart (Paris, 7
March 1872 — Paris, 28
March 1935) was a
French astronomer and mathematician.
Mascart was on the
staff of the
Paris observatory...
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primarily the
French Antarctic Expedition of 1909,
under Charcot. Cape
Mascart forms the
northernmost extremity of
Adelaide Island, Antarctica, and is...
- wind. His
actual experimental results were
completely negative. Éleuthère
Mascart (1872)
demonstrated a
result for
polarized light traveling through a birefringent...
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Maxime Blocq-
Mascart (17
November 1894 – 14 July 1965) was a
French banker,
economist and
lobbyist who
became a
leader of the
French Resistance during...
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Mascart (1872)
showed that the
interference fringes of
polarized light in
calcite remained uninfluenced as well. The
experiment of Éleuthère
Mascart (1872)...
- F,
Michel Eugène Chevreul,
Marcellin Berthelot, Éleuthère Élie
Nicolas Mascart,
Albin Haller (eds.). "De l'action de l'acide
sulfurique sur l'alcool,...
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Archived from the
original on 8 May 2006.
Retrieved 20
November 2008.
Mascart, Éleuthère Élie
Nicolas (1876). Traité d'électricité statique. G. M****on...
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specific treatments. It
interacts with T cells. It is a
thymic polypeptide.
Mascart-Lemone F,
Huygen K,
Clumeck N,
Brenez D,
Bolla K,
Duchateau J (1983). "Stimulation...
