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Otherwise part of the motive Cavendish and others , was simply that caloric was
power obtained might be due , not to heat alone , but generated de novo by
friction in much the same way to some change in the working substance , or in
the is ...
Otherwise part of the motive Cavendish and others , was simply that caloric was
power obtained might be due , not to heat alone , but generated de novo by
friction in much the same way to some change in the working substance , or in
the is ...
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That Carnot did not pursue the analogy further , mental fact underlying this
statement is that our and deduce the whole mechanical theory of heat from
ordinary methods of measuring quantities of heat in the caloric theory , is scarcely
to be ...
That Carnot did not pursue the analogy further , mental fact underlying this
statement is that our and deduce the whole mechanical theory of heat from
ordinary methods of measuring quantities of heat in the caloric theory , is scarcely
to be ...
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In a similar pure metals , and suggested that , in this case , the way , some twenty
years ago the view was commonly carriers of heat and electricity were the same .
Later held that electric phenomena were due merely to strains and more ...
In a similar pure metals , and suggested that , in this case , the way , some twenty
years ago the view was commonly carriers of heat and electricity were the same .
Later held that electric phenomena were due merely to strains and more ...
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| Title | Nature, Volume 90 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 1913 |
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