 | Lothar Meyer - 1888 - 650 pages
...greatest degree of probability : ' Electrical effects are exhibited by the same bodies, when acting on masses, which produce chemical phenomena when acting...primary cause of both may be the same, and that the same arrangments of matter, or the same attractive powers, which place bodies in the relations of positive... | |
 | 1884 - 672 pages
...particles of bodies chemical phenomena result Thus in his Elements of Cliemical Philosophy* Davy says, "Electrical effects are exhibited by the same bodies...that the same arrangements of matter, or the same attracting powers, which place bodies in the relations of positive and negative, ie which render them... | |
| |
Electrical effects are exhibited by the same bodies, when acting as masses, which produce chemical phenomena when acting by their particles ; it is not therefore improbable, that the primary cause of both may be the same... 
