Nature, Volume 55Nature Publishing Group, 1896 - Science |
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Wilson and Fitzgerald , 514 ; M. Guillaume , 514 ; Heat Rays of great Wave - length , E. F. Nichols and H. Rubens , 524 ; Thermometer for very Low Temperatures , F. Kohlrausch , 524 ; Heat - Indicating Paint , Dr. S. P. Thomp- son ...
Wilson and Fitzgerald , 514 ; M. Guillaume , 514 ; Heat Rays of great Wave - length , E. F. Nichols and H. Rubens , 524 ; Thermometer for very Low Temperatures , F. Kohlrausch , 524 ; Heat - Indicating Paint , Dr. S. P. Thomp- son ...
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The total heat lost by radiation between the maximum temperature attained by the filament and that of the air is measured , and the results of M. Violle on the specific heat of carbon are applied to this.— Measurement of the force ...
The total heat lost by radiation between the maximum temperature attained by the filament and that of the air is measured , and the results of M. Violle on the specific heat of carbon are applied to this.— Measurement of the force ...
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Recall the kind of action that constitutes heat , that it is not translatory action in any degree , but vibratory , in the sense of a change of form of an elastic body , and this , too , of the atoms that make up the mole- cules of ...
Recall the kind of action that constitutes heat , that it is not translatory action in any degree , but vibratory , in the sense of a change of form of an elastic body , and this , too , of the atoms that make up the mole- cules of ...
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