The Scientific Papers of James Prescott Joule, Volume 1The Society, 1884 |
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Alternation Expansion Alternation amalgamated zinc apparatus ascertain atmosphere atoms attraction battery bodies Broom Hill capacity for heat cells chemical circuit coil column combustion copper wire Corrected current electricity cylinder deflection degree difference dilute sulphuric acid effect electric current electro-magnetic engine electrode electrolysis electrolytic cell electromotive force employed equal equivalent of heat Expansion Alternation Expansion experiments foot foot-pounds gain galvanometer gramme heat evolved Hence hydrogen immersed inch in diameter inches long increase iron wire J. P. JOULE length liquid living force loss magnetic intensity magneto-electricity Manchester mean mechanical power ment mercury metal motion needle observed obtained oxide oxygen pairs particles plates platinized silver platinum pound of water pressure produced proportional quantity of heat Radiation revolving electro-magnet shortening specific heat square steel sulphuric acid Table Tangent temperature thermometer tion total elongation tricity tube velocity vessel vis viva voltaic weight Whalley Range wire