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Page 87
... molecule be only symmetry to the above three planes , even though the symmetry of disposi- tion both of the molecular mass - centres and of the molecular planes be tetragonal , those physical properties ( among which we must include ...
... molecule be only symmetry to the above three planes , even though the symmetry of disposi- tion both of the molecular mass - centres and of the molecular planes be tetragonal , those physical properties ( among which we must include ...
Page 88
... molecule or molecular group - all these groups being equal and parallel in orientation . For brevity , such a molecular group will be spoken of as a molecule . We infer from the above , that the only symmetry - planes which are ...
... molecule or molecular group - all these groups being equal and parallel in orientation . For brevity , such a molecular group will be spoken of as a molecule . We infer from the above , that the only symmetry - planes which are ...
Page 394
... molecular state , satisfy the following con- ditions : - " ( 1 ) The space actually filled by the molecules of the gas must be vanishingly little in comparison with the entire space taken up by the gas . " ( 2 ) The time of a collision ...
... molecular state , satisfy the following con- ditions : - " ( 1 ) The space actually filled by the molecules of the gas must be vanishingly little in comparison with the entire space taken up by the gas . " ( 2 ) The time of a collision ...
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FIFTH SERIES | 1 |
Frederick Guthrie on certain Vibrations of Solids Plates II | 10 |
Prof Challis on Newtons Regula Tertia Philosophandi | 35 |
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