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“ all our experiments point to the first ( conclusion ] , namely , that heat , though intimately partaking of the nature of light , and accompanying it under certain circumstances , is capable of almost complete separation from it under ...
“ all our experiments point to the first ( conclusion ] , namely , that heat , though intimately partaking of the nature of light , and accompanying it under certain circumstances , is capable of almost complete separation from it under ...
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Dr. Daubeny's paper entitled , “ On the action of Light upon Plants , and of Plants upon the Atmosphere , ” was resumed and concluded . The objects of the experimental inquiries of which the author gives an account in this paper were ...
Dr. Daubeny's paper entitled , “ On the action of Light upon Plants , and of Plants upon the Atmosphere , ” was resumed and concluded . The objects of the experimental inquiries of which the author gives an account in this paper were ...
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phænomena in which light is in any way evolved . It is universally admitted that nothing passes from the permanent magnet to the lifter when temporary magnetism is induced on the latter . It is also admitted that nothing passes from the ...
phænomena in which light is in any way evolved . It is universally admitted that nothing passes from the permanent magnet to the lifter when temporary magnetism is induced on the latter . It is also admitted that nothing passes from the ...
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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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