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... and consequently throwing the whole weight , which ought to be borne equally by the two rails , wholly upon one . ... and in that time the carriage will have advanced a foot , and consequently in that space the whole weight has been ...
... and consequently throwing the whole weight , which ought to be borne equally by the two rails , wholly upon one . ... and in that time the carriage will have advanced a foot , and consequently in that space the whole weight has been ...
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In four experiments the average was 2.21 equivalents for each plate , or 88.4 for the whole battery . In the experiments with the porcelain troughs , the equivalents of consumption at each plate were 3.54 , or 141 • 6 for the whole ...
In four experiments the average was 2.21 equivalents for each plate , or 88.4 for the whole battery . In the experiments with the porcelain troughs , the equivalents of consumption at each plate were 3.54 , or 141 • 6 for the whole ...
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1.314 , gave an average consumption of 15.4 equivalents per plate , or 154 equivalents on the whole . Twenty pairs of the same plates , with the same acid , gave only a consumption of 5.5 per plate , or 110 equivalents upon the whole .
1.314 , gave an average consumption of 15.4 equivalents per plate , or 154 equivalents on the whole . Twenty pairs of the same plates , with the same acid , gave only a consumption of 5.5 per plate , or 110 equivalents upon the whole .
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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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