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so * THE object of physics, or natural philosophy, is the study of all phenomena
which material substances present, except those which relate to changes of
internal composition; the latter come under the domain of chemistry. For example
...
so * THE object of physics, or natural philosophy, is the study of all phenomena
which material substances present, except those which relate to changes of
internal composition; the latter come under the domain of chemistry. For example
...
Σελίδα 3
The latter is by far the more convenient plan of the two. I have not assumed the
student to possess a cork-borer, but I will describe the instrument, so that it may
be made or procured at once if convenient. It merely consists of a piece of brass ...
The latter is by far the more convenient plan of the two. I have not assumed the
student to possess a cork-borer, but I will describe the instrument, so that it may
be made or procured at once if convenient. It merely consists of a piece of brass ...
Σελίδα 4
4. as the point of attachment between the latter, and the associated. glass tube.*
Perhaps it is scarcely necessary to indicate that round or oval glass flasks will not
stand upright without some kind of support; they may require to be supported ...
4. as the point of attachment between the latter, and the associated. glass tube.*
Perhaps it is scarcely necessary to indicate that round or oval glass flasks will not
stand upright without some kind of support; they may require to be supported ...
Σελίδα 5
... the conditions it has assumed, and this information may be obtained by driving
off the liquid in which it is dissolved. This is accomplished by the application of
heat, which, causing the liquid to become steam or vapour, the latter is driven off
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... the conditions it has assumed, and this information may be obtained by driving
off the liquid in which it is dissolved. This is accomplished by the application of
heat, which, causing the liquid to become steam or vapour, the latter is driven off
...
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The pronunciation of g depends on the vowel that follows the latter g. If that vowel
is e or i, the gg's are pronounced some. what as if the first, g had merely the
sound of dj and the second '9, which goes to the next syllable, like the English j in
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The pronunciation of g depends on the vowel that follows the latter g. If that vowel
is e or i, the gg's are pronounced some. what as if the first, g had merely the
sound of dj and the second '9, which goes to the next syllable, like the English j in
...
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