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... atmospheric air is a very good example of a gas . 5. Motion . Having now described the various aggre- gations and kinds of matter , something may be said about motion . We can only conceive of relative motion , for when a body is in ...
... atmospheric air is a very good example of a gas . 5. Motion . Having now described the various aggre- gations and kinds of matter , something may be said about motion . We can only conceive of relative motion , for when a body is in ...
Side 61
... atmosphere , they form crystals of snow of beautiful symmetry and shape . The crystallization of salts from solutions is of frequent occurrence , and in Nature we have crystals of great value , which cannot as yet be formed artificially ...
... atmosphere , they form crystals of snow of beautiful symmetry and shape . The crystallization of salts from solutions is of frequent occurrence , and in Nature we have crystals of great value , which cannot as yet be formed artificially ...
Side 61
... atmosphere , or 15 lbs . on every square inch of surface , mercury will become com- pressed about o'000005 of its original volume , water o'00005 , and ether o'000133 . It is hardly necessary to state that when the pressure is removed ...
... atmosphere , or 15 lbs . on every square inch of surface , mercury will become com- pressed about o'000005 of its original volume , water o'00005 , and ether o'000133 . It is hardly necessary to state that when the pressure is removed ...
Side 71
... atmosphere , or 15 lbs . on every square inch of surface , mercury will become com- pressed about o'000005 of its original volume , water o'00005 , and ether o'000133 . It is hardly necessary to state that when the pressure is removed ...
... atmosphere , or 15 lbs . on every square inch of surface , mercury will become com- pressed about o'000005 of its original volume , water o'00005 , and ether o'000133 . It is hardly necessary to state that when the pressure is removed ...
Side 82
... atmosphere has weight , but in the meantime an experiment may be described illustrating the weight of a gas . Let a large glass flask be accurately fitted with a stop - cock , and also at the extremity of the cock with a screw , by ...
... atmosphere has weight , but in the meantime an experiment may be described illustrating the weight of a gas . Let a large glass flask be accurately fitted with a stop - cock , and also at the extremity of the cock with a screw , by ...
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49 metres 98 metres action actual energy angle annealed applied atmosphere attraction ball beam carbonic acid carriage centre of gravity chemical affinity column compression cubic cubic centimetre cylinder denote density displacement distance double earth electricity energy of position equilibrium experiments fact fall fluid focus force of gravity force tending friction gases glass grammes hence increase instance kilogrammes latent heat law of motion length let us suppose liquid luminous mass means mercury metres per second miles mirror molecular momentum moving force oscillation particles pendulum piston plane plate pressure produce proportional ray of light represent resistance rest side solid sound space passed specific gravity specific heat square centimetre steam stone string substance temperature thermometer tube unit upwards vapour various velocity of 98 vertical vessel vibration visible energy visible motion volume wave wave-length weight whole zinc
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