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... experiments shew that the power of heating is extended to the utmost limits of the visible violet rays , but not beyond them ; and that it is gradually impaired , as the rays grow more refrangible . ' The last four experiments prove ...
... experiments shew that the power of heating is extended to the utmost limits of the visible violet rays , but not beyond them ; and that it is gradually impaired , as the rays grow more refrangible . ' The last four experiments prove ...
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... experiments , which prove that heat is both reflexible and refrangible , establish also its radiant nature . The apparatus used in the experiments is illustrated by a variety of engrav- ings . Chemical Experiments on Zoophytes ; with ...
... experiments , which prove that heat is both reflexible and refrangible , establish also its radiant nature . The apparatus used in the experiments is illustrated by a variety of engrav- ings . Chemical Experiments on Zoophytes ; with ...
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... experiments with Volta's pile , in which acid and alkali are manifestly formed , and in which it is certain that the latter is ammonia , while the acid seems to be the muriatic . Now , in these experiments , we employ only pure water ...
... experiments with Volta's pile , in which acid and alkali are manifestly formed , and in which it is certain that the latter is ammonia , while the acid seems to be the muriatic . Now , in these experiments , we employ only pure water ...
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