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Page 148
... tube visible through the other window . The observations are made with a cathetometer - telescope . Early in this inquiry it was found that so many circum- stances influenced the depth to which the liquid was depressed in the capillary tube ...
... tube visible through the other window . The observations are made with a cathetometer - telescope . Early in this inquiry it was found that so many circum- stances influenced the depth to which the liquid was depressed in the capillary tube ...
Page 150
... tube than in the capillary tube , and hence the liquid has to rise in the capillary tube before it reaches the level of the liquid outside . This is easily seen to be the case from the shape of the condensing cloud in an external tube ...
... tube than in the capillary tube , and hence the liquid has to rise in the capillary tube before it reaches the level of the liquid outside . This is easily seen to be the case from the shape of the condensing cloud in an external tube ...
Page 214
... tube became permanently more pow- erfully magnetic than a solid rod of equal external dimensions . According to the brief report in Poggendorff's Annalen , xxxiv . p . 270 ( 1835 ) —the original memoir , unfortunately , not being ac ...
... tube became permanently more pow- erfully magnetic than a solid rod of equal external dimensions . According to the brief report in Poggendorff's Annalen , xxxiv . p . 270 ( 1835 ) —the original memoir , unfortunately , not being ac ...
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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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