...etherial waves actually strike the substance moved, or whether at the boundary surface separat ng »olid from gaseous matter, there are intermediary layers...solution of which • must be left to further research. ox THE FORMATION OF CERTAIN DOUBLE METALLIC SULPHOCYANIDES. By WILLIAM SKEY. PRELIMINARY to a more...

...Whether the ethereal waves actually strike the substance moved, or whether at the boundary surface separating solid from gaseous matter there are intermediary...solution of which must be left to further research." (116) FLAME AND THE ELECTRIC SPARK. SJ MIXTER states that when the flame of a fine gasjet is inserted...

...ethereal waves actually strike the substance moved, or whether at the boundary surface separatingsolid from gaseous matter there are intermediary layers...solution of which must be left to further research." (116) FLAME AND THE ELECTRIC SPARK. SJ MIXTER states that when the flame of a fine gasjet is inserted...

...the object moved, or whether at the boundary of the surface, solid or gaseous, there are intermediate layers of condensed gas which, taking up the blow,...solution of which must be left to further research ; and, without insisting upon any theory of his own, he proposes it merely as a useful working hypothesis....

...the object moved, or whether at the boundary of the surface, solid or gaseous, there are intermediate layers of condensed gas which, taking up the blow, pass it on t» the layer beneath, are problems the solution of which must be left to further research ; and, without...

...surface of the glass ; but whether they actually strike the glass, or whether at the boundary surface separating solid from gaseous matter, there are intermediary...solution of which must be left to further research. The shadows are not optical, but are molecular shadows, revealed only by an ordinary illuminating effect;...

...surface of the glass ; but whether they actually strike the glass, or whether at the boundary surface separating solid from gaseous matter, there are intermediary...solution of which must be left to further research. The shadows are not optical, but are molecular shadows, revealed only by an ordinary illuminating effect...

...surface of the glass ; but whether they actually strike the glass, or whether at the boundary surface separating solid from gaseous matter, there are intermediary layers of condensed gas which, taking np the blow, pass it on to the layer beneath, are problems the solution of which must be left to further...

...Whether the etherial waves actually strike the substance moved, or whether at the boundary surface separating solid from gaseous matter, there are intermediary...solution of which must be left to further research. A second paper on the same subject was read by Crookes at the Royal Society on April 22, 1875. ^ e...

...ethereal waves actually strike the substance moved, or whether nt that mysterious boundary surface separating solid from gaseous matter there are intermediary...problems the solution of which must be left to further research.10 • Loe. ctt. My experiment on the movement of the glass case of a Radiometer n is termed...