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... particles and in the ease with which these particles can be separated from the mass of fluid and from each other , no sensible resistance being offered to the separation from a mass of fluid of a portion whether large or small . If a ...
... particles and in the ease with which these particles can be separated from the mass of fluid and from each other , no sensible resistance being offered to the separation from a mass of fluid of a portion whether large or small . If a ...
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... particles of the liquid , since the dragging force is gradually commu- nicated from the outer to the inner portions . The motion of water in inclined tubes also indicates the existence of a frictional action amongst the particles of ...
... particles of the liquid , since the dragging force is gradually commu- nicated from the outer to the inner portions . The motion of water in inclined tubes also indicates the existence of a frictional action amongst the particles of ...
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... particle , of weight W , attached to its lower end ; shew that , if the density of the water be four times that of the rod , half the length of the rod will be immersed . 13. A uniform rod floats partly immersed in water , and supported ...
... particle , of weight W , attached to its lower end ; shew that , if the density of the water be four times that of the rod , half the length of the rod will be immersed . 13. A uniform rod floats partly immersed in water , and supported ...
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... particles of water . Let ABCD be a metal tube , bent into the form of a cork- screw , and then held so that its axis is inclined to the vertical , and let it be moveable about its axis . The axis is to be inclined so much to the ...
... particles of water . Let ABCD be a metal tube , bent into the form of a cork- screw , and then held so that its axis is inclined to the vertical , and let it be moveable about its axis . The axis is to be inclined so much to the ...
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... particle of the liquid moves uniformly in a hori- zontal circle , and therefore whatever the forces may be which act on any particle , their resultant must be a hori- zontal force tending to the centre of the circle and equal to mor ...
... particle of the liquid moves uniformly in a hori- zontal circle , and therefore whatever the forces may be which act on any particle , their resultant must be a hori- zontal force tending to the centre of the circle and equal to mor ...
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1+at air-pump angle aperture atmospheric air atmospheric pressure axis vertical barometer base body Cambridge centre of gravity centre of pressure CHAPTER closed column compressed condensation cubic cubic foot curved surface cylinder cylindrical vessel density depth diameter displaced Edition elastic feet filled with liquid filled with water find the pressure fluid pressure force gases Geometrical given glass heat Hence horizontal plane hydrometer Hydrostatic inclined increase instrument latus rectum mass mercury mixture motion paraboloid particles pipe piston portion position of equilibrium prove pump quantity radius ratio resultant pressure resultant vertical pressure rotate shew side solid sound specific gravity sphere spherical square inch St John's College standard substance steam string suppose temperature tension Thermometer tion triangle Trinity College tube unit of weight upper valve vapour velocity vertex vertical cylinder vibrations whole pressure
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