...above that temperature ; ether, a vapour below 200", a gas above that temperature. We have seen that the gaseous and liquid states are only distant stages...into one another by a process of continuous change. A problem of far greater difficulty yet remains to be solved, the possible continuity of the liquid...

...above that temperature ; ether, a vapour below 200°, a gas nbove that temperature. "We have seen that the gaseous and liquid states are only distant stages...into one another by a process of continuous change. A problem of far greater difficulty yet remains to be solved, the possible continuity of the liquid...

...temperature ; ether, a vapour below 200°, a gas above that température. " We llave seen that ihe gaseous and liquid states are only distant stages...same condition of matter, and are capable of passing iuio one another by a process of continuous change. Л problem of far greater difficulty yet remains...

...above that temperature; ether, a vapour below 200', a gas above that temperature. We have seen that the gaseous and liquid states are only distant stages...of the same condition of matter, and are capable of pas-ing into one another by a process of continuous change. A problem of far greater difficulty vet...

...of paraffme or oil of vitriol. " We have seen that the gaseous and liquid states arc only different stages of the same condition of matter, and are capable...into one another by a process of continuous change. A problem of far greater difficulty yet remains to be solved, —the possible continuity of the liquid...

...a gas above that temperature. " We have seen that the gaseous and liquid states are only different stages of the same condition of matter, and are capable...into one another by a process of continuous change. A problem of far greater difficulty yet remains to be solved, — the possible continuity of the liquid...

...a gas above that temperature. " We have seen that the gaseous and liquid states are only different stages of the same condition of matter, and are capable...into one another by a process of continuous change. A problem of far greater difficulty yet remains to be solved, — the possible continuity of the liquid...

...times suppressed wheu the solid passes at once into the gaseous or vaporous form — and he holds that the gaseous and liquid states are only distant stages...capable of passing into one another by a process of cortimimis change. CHAPTER IV. PROPAGATION OF HEAT.— RADIANT HEAT. Heat is transmitted in two different...

...times suppressed when the solid passes at once into the gaseous or vaporous form — and he holds that the gaseous and liquid states are only distant stages...into one another by a process of continuous change. CHAPTER IV. PROPAGATION OF HKAT. — KADIANT HEAT. Heat is transmitted in two different ways, by conduction...

...fNorthmore, Nicholson's Journal, XII 363; XIII, 232. } The Bakerian Lecture, Phil. Transactions, 1869. are only distant stages of the same condition of matter...into one another by a process of continuous change. Confusion has arisen in the use of the almost interchangeable words gas and vapor. Ether in the state...