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... and the receiver exhausted ; it became an elastic fluid , and in its gaseous state was rapidly absorbed or decomposed by the water . When warm water a a was poured into a glass containing it , it Sir H. Davy's Account.
... and the receiver exhausted ; it became an elastic fluid , and in its gaseous state was rapidly absorbed or decomposed by the water . When warm water a a was poured into a glass containing it , it Sir H. Davy's Account.
Pagina 5
a was poured into a glass containing it , it expanded into a globule of elastic fluid , of an orange colour , which diminished as it passed through the water . I attempted to collect the products of the explosion of the new substance ...
a was poured into a glass containing it , it expanded into a globule of elastic fluid , of an orange colour , which diminished as it passed through the water . I attempted to collect the products of the explosion of the new substance ...
Pagina 31
... that it is not improbable the imperfection would remain altogether unnoticed , if a comparison were not instituted with the sight of others , or if the experiment were not made of looking through a concave glass .
... that it is not improbable the imperfection would remain altogether unnoticed , if a comparison were not instituted with the sight of others , or if the experiment were not made of looking through a concave glass .
Pagina 32
though the difference may be very slight , influenced perhaps by fashion more than by necessity , they immediately have recourse to a concave glass ; the natural consequence of whichi is , that their eyes in a short time become so fixed ...
though the difference may be very slight , influenced perhaps by fashion more than by necessity , they immediately have recourse to a concave glass ; the natural consequence of whichi is , that their eyes in a short time become so fixed ...
Pagina 33
The misfortune resulting from the use of concave glasses is this , that the near sightedness is not only fixed by it , but a ... If , therefore , the glass that is most concave be at first employed , the eye , in a little time , will be ...
The misfortune resulting from the use of concave glasses is this , that the near sightedness is not only fixed by it , but a ... If , therefore , the glass that is most concave be at first employed , the eye , in a little time , will be ...
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| Titel | Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London |
| Bijdrager | Royal Society (Great Britain) |
| Uitgever | W. Bowyer and J. Nichols for Lockyer Davis, printer to the Royal Society, 1813 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Nationale Bibliotheek van Napels |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 29 okt 2015 |
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