Elements of Physics: Or Natural PhilosophyD. Appleton, 1887 - 873 páginas |
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... reason to believe that they have a permanent individuality of character corresponding to the inalienable differences of the simple or elementary bodies . A mutual ATTRACTION , or drawing together , pervades all substance . It is seen ...
... reason to believe that they have a permanent individuality of character corresponding to the inalienable differences of the simple or elementary bodies . A mutual ATTRACTION , or drawing together , pervades all substance . It is seen ...
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... reason is , we have to overcome the attraction of the liquid molecules that have stuck to the pane for their neighbouring liquid molecules . man . It is found that cohesion is greatest at the surface of a liquid , because there the ...
... reason is , we have to overcome the attraction of the liquid molecules that have stuck to the pane for their neighbouring liquid molecules . man . It is found that cohesion is greatest at the surface of a liquid , because there the ...
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... reason , may often be seen walking on water . A striking example of the cohesion of liquids is seen in the soap bubble , which can be stretched to a great extent before this attrac- tion is exceeded . 70. Considerable differences of ...
... reason , may often be seen walking on water . A striking example of the cohesion of liquids is seen in the soap bubble , which can be stretched to a great extent before this attrac- tion is exceeded . 70. Considerable differences of ...
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... reason of this appears , however , to be that heat diminishes at once the adhesive and the cohesive attractions ; and the latter being in most cases the more delicate or smaller in range is , so to speak , soon cut of the field in ...
... reason of this appears , however , to be that heat diminishes at once the adhesive and the cohesive attractions ; and the latter being in most cases the more delicate or smaller in range is , so to speak , soon cut of the field in ...
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... reason why it should be nearer to the one than the other . Thus a boat's motion is the resultant of equal velocities com- municated by the oars on each side . This explains also why a bird flying , or a man swimming , holds a perfectly ...
... reason why it should be nearer to the one than the other . Thus a boat's motion is the resultant of equal velocities com- municated by the oars on each side . This explains also why a bird flying , or a man swimming , holds a perfectly ...
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action atmosphere atmospheric pressure axle balance ball balloon barometer beam blow body bottom bulk buoyancy called carbonic acid carriage cause centre of gravity centrifugal force chemical cohesion column common cork density diffusion direction distance earth effect elastic Energy equal fall feet float fluid friction gases glass gradually greater half heat heavy Hence horizontal hydrogen illustration inch inclined plane increase instance iron length less lever lift liquid machine mass matter mercury metal miles molecules momentum motion moving musical oxygen particles pass pendulum piston placed plane pound pound weight pressure principle produced proportion pulley quantity resistance rest rise rope round screw ship side simple machines solid sound space specific gravity stone string substance surface temperature tion tube turn uniform velocity velocity of sound vertical vessel vibrations waves weight wheel whole wind
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