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... nearly all the electricity is passed , i . e . nearly all the chemical power becomes transferable , even with a single pair of plates ( 867. ) . With an interposed non - conductor none of the chemical power becomes transferable .
... nearly all the electricity is passed , i . e . nearly all the chemical power becomes transferable , even with a single pair of plates ( 867. ) . With an interposed non - conductor none of the chemical power becomes transferable .
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This extensive ocean of light , which illuminated nearly half of the visible heavens , and whose waves rolled with the rapidity of thought , lasted about eight or ten minutes , perhaps longer , when they gradually began to disappear ...
This extensive ocean of light , which illuminated nearly half of the visible heavens , and whose waves rolled with the rapidity of thought , lasted about eight or ten minutes , perhaps longer , when they gradually began to disappear ...
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Fig wards let them be put together , and the processing be performed repeatedly upon each by the rest , and found that each magnet possesses nearly , if not pe21 f magnetism as the one employed in the first instance , de the prime motor ...
Fig wards let them be put together , and the processing be performed repeatedly upon each by the rest , and found that each magnet possesses nearly , if not pe21 f magnetism as the one employed in the first instance , de the prime motor ...
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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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