Philosophical MagazineTaylor & Francis., 1898 - Physics |
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Page 94
2t convex surface . Our mirror was silvered at the back , the wire resting against the front glass surface . Under these circumstances an image of the wire will be formed by reflexion in the surface . The R.F. is adjusted ( a ) on the ...
2t convex surface . Our mirror was silvered at the back , the wire resting against the front glass surface . Under these circumstances an image of the wire will be formed by reflexion in the surface . The R.F. is adjusted ( a ) on the ...
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Whilst by degrees the rarefaction was gradually being increased , the reflected pencil of rays became less and less distinct ; and near the surface of the reflector there could then be noted , especially by means of an opaque surface ...
Whilst by degrees the rarefaction was gradually being increased , the reflected pencil of rays became less and less distinct ; and near the surface of the reflector there could then be noted , especially by means of an opaque surface ...
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Each polishing , with any given material , was usually sufficiently thorough to efface the effects of all previous polishings ; the potential observed thus depended only on the state of surface produced by the polisher used just before ...
Each polishing , with any given material , was usually sufficiently thorough to efface the effects of all previous polishings ; the potential observed thus depended only on the state of surface produced by the polisher used just before ...
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m FIFTH SERIES | 1 |
Mr W Sutherland on the Relative Motion of the Earth | 23 |
F Brush on the Transmission of Radiant Heat | 31 |
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