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Errect or CHLOROFORM ON NERVE RESPONSE . he 
Errect oF CHLOROFORM ON THE RESPONSES OF CARROT fal 
Acrion oF CHLORAL HypRAtTE ON PLANT RESPONSES eno 
Action oF FoRMALIN ON RADISH . ; 3 75 
Acrion or Sopium HypRrarre IN ABOLISHING THE RESPONSE 
IN PLANT 5 ; : : Y : ; : 78 
SrrmuLatine Action oF Potson IN SMALL Doses IN Piants 79 
Tus Porsonous Errect oF SrronceR Dose or KOH . 79 
Brock MErHoD FOR OBTAINING RESPONSE IN TIN 83 
Response TO MECHANICAL STIMULATION IN A ZN-Cu CovuPLE 85 
Enecrric Response IN Meran BY THE MerHop oF RELA- 
TIVE DEPRESSION (NEGATIVE VARIATION) . : j 5 fete) 
Metruop oF RELATIVE EXALTATION . d : 89 
Various Casss oF PositIvE AND NEGATIVE VARIATION 90 
MopIFICATIONS OF THE Biock MerrHop FOR EXHIBITING 
Erecrric Response IN Merats 93 
EquAL AND Opposite RESPONSES: GIVEN BY Two ENDs oF 
THE WIRE . : : ? : , 95 
Top VIEW OF THE VIBRATION CELL. : : , ; 96 
INFLUENCE OF ANNEA ING IN THE ENHANCEMENT OF 
Response IN METALS . 101 
Untrrorm Execrric Responses 1N METALS 102 
PERSISTENCE OF AFTER-EFFECT ‘ - : 105 
PROLONGATION OF PERIOD OF RECOVERY AFTER OveRsTRAIN 106 
MoxtecutaR MoprrL . ‘ 2 F : ; : 107 
64. Errects oF ReEeMovAL oF MOLECULAR SLUGGISHNESS IN 
QUICKENED RecoveRY AND HEIGHTENED RESPONSE IN 
METALS . : ‘ : : . : F 2 © 1095 LTO 
EFrect oF TEMPERATURE ON RESPONSE IN METALS. Ui 
DrpHasic VARIATION IN METALS NS 
Nee@ative, DipHasic, AND PositivE ResuLTANT RESPONSE IN 
METALS 
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