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Page 124
I find that the power is not only greater on the instant , but also that the sum of transferable power , in relation to the whole sum of chemical action at the plates , is much increased . The cause of this gain is very evident ...
I find that the power is not only greater on the instant , but also that the sum of transferable power , in relation to the whole sum of chemical action at the plates , is much increased . The cause of this gain is very evident ...
Page 277
The direction of the fissures will then be always perpendicular to that of the greater tension . If therefore the directions of this tension at different points be parallel to each other , the fissure will be rectilinear , whatever be ...
The direction of the fissures will then be always perpendicular to that of the greater tension . If therefore the directions of this tension at different points be parallel to each other , the fissure will be rectilinear , whatever be ...
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Its expansion is four times greater than that of atmospheric air , which from 32 ° to 86 ° Fahr . only expands it , whilst the expansion of liquid carbonic acid on the same scale is 19. If the temperature of a tube containing a portion ...
Its expansion is four times greater than that of atmospheric air , which from 32 ° to 86 ° Fahr . only expands it , whilst the expansion of liquid carbonic acid on the same scale is 19. If the temperature of a tube containing a portion ...
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Contents
JANUARY 1836 | 1 |
Mr J Tovey on the Relation between the Velocity and Length | 7 |
Mr W J Henwoods Observations on the Steam Engines | 20 |
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