On the Connexion of the Physical SciencesJ. Murray, 1858 - 523 pages |
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Page xiv
... Rotation of a Wire and a Magnet - Rotation of a Magnet about its Axis Of Mercury and Water Electro - Magnetic Cylinder Electro - Magnetic Induc- . 312 - - or Helix - Suspension of a Needle in a Helix tion - Temporary Magnets The ...
... Rotation of a Wire and a Magnet - Rotation of a Magnet about its Axis Of Mercury and Water Electro - Magnetic Cylinder Electro - Magnetic Induc- . 312 - - or Helix - Suspension of a Needle in a Helix tion - Temporary Magnets The ...
Page xv
... Rotation - Direction of the Currents - Electricity from the Rotation of a Magnet M. Arago's Experiment explained - Relation of Rotation of a Plate of Iron between the Poles of a Magnet Substances to Magnets of three Kinds - Thermo ...
... Rotation - Direction of the Currents - Electricity from the Rotation of a Magnet M. Arago's Experiment explained - Relation of Rotation of a Plate of Iron between the Poles of a Magnet Substances to Magnets of three Kinds - Thermo ...
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... Rotation and Translation impressed by the same Impulse Motion of the Sun and Solar System . - - It has been proved by Newton , that a particle of matter ( N. 6 ) placed without the surface of a hollow sphere ( N. 7 ) is attracted by it ...
... Rotation and Translation impressed by the same Impulse Motion of the Sun and Solar System . - - It has been proved by Newton , that a particle of matter ( N. 6 ) placed without the surface of a hollow sphere ( N. 7 ) is attracted by it ...
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... rotation is the most rapid , and there- fore the most elliptical of the planets , may , from his great distance , be regarded as spherical . Although the planets attract each other as if they were spheres , on account of their distances ...
... rotation is the most rapid , and there- fore the most elliptical of the planets , may , from his great distance , be regarded as spherical . Although the planets attract each other as if they were spheres , on account of their distances ...
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... rotation , which seems to be highly probable , may even have been coeval with its creation . Such a vortex would have no effect on bodies moving with it , but it would influence the motions of those revolving in a contrary direction ...
... rotation , which seems to be highly probable , may even have been coeval with its creation . Such a vortex would have no effect on bodies moving with it , but it would influence the motions of those revolving in a contrary direction ...
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