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Page 153
... produced by heat , the exceptions to the general principle , or the contrac- tion by heat , the formation of thermometers as measures of heat , the equalization of temperature , the transmission of heat , the repulsive force of heat ...
... produced by heat , the exceptions to the general principle , or the contrac- tion by heat , the formation of thermometers as measures of heat , the equalization of temperature , the transmission of heat , the repulsive force of heat ...
Page 156
... produced forty - nine : again , ten pairs produced five measures ; forty pairs in the same time produced seventy - eight measures . In experiments made with arcs , and which appeared un- exceptionable , four pairs produced one measure ...
... produced forty - nine : again , ten pairs produced five measures ; forty pairs in the same time produced seventy - eight measures . In experiments made with arcs , and which appeared un- exceptionable , four pairs produced one measure ...
Page 304
... produced by the operation of the two leading properties of caloric , its expanding and its repelling powers . The ... produce that which is caused by the reflection of the greatest quantity of caloric , or white . For the same reason ...
... produced by the operation of the two leading properties of caloric , its expanding and its repelling powers . The ... produce that which is caused by the reflection of the greatest quantity of caloric , or white . For the same reason ...
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