ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD DIATHERMANCY
From French diathermansie, from dia- + Greek thermansis heating, from thermainein to heat, from thermos hot.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIATHERMANCY»
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Introduction to Chemical Physics: Designed for the Use of ...
Diathermancy is not proportioned to Transparency. Diathermancy bears the
same relation to radiant heat that transparency does to light. Transparency and
diathermancy are, however, by no means proportional ; on the contrary, often the
most ...
Thomas Ruggles Pynchon, 1881
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Royal Society of London Cataloogue of Scienctific Papers ...
3855 Dia thermancy 3855 Bodies, diathermancy to heat from different sources. (
Thermochromy.) Zantedeschi, F. Ven. At. 5 (1846) 26-. — . . (Thermochrosis, or
calorific coloration.) Melloni, M. Bb. Un. Arch. 14 (1850) 177-, 257-. Crystals.
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Science Abstracts: Physics. Section A.
R. E. B. 440. Diathermancy of Liquids. O. Dechant. (Akad. Wiss. Wicn, Sitz. Ber.
111. 2a. pp. 264-275, 1902. From the Physikalischen Institut of the University in
Vienna.) — With distilled water, alum solution, and cobaltous chloride solution,
the ...
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Rocky Mountain Health Resorts: An Analytical Study of High ...
But the transparency of the air is mainly explained by the absolute humidity, or
elastic force of vapor, the elevation giving only an increase in diathermancy
above that produced by the decreasing humidity. So dry, low places, like Fort
Yuma, ...
The contents of this table are shown graphically in Figs. 6 and 7. Summary of
Results. 1. The diathermancy of plate glass is fairly uniform through the infra-red
down to X = 3 . The highest and lowest percentages of transmission are S2 and
72.
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Johnson's universal cyclopaedie
DIATHERMANCY DIATOMS 759 power to convert starch into dextrin and maltose
. According to recent researches, when starch is dissolved in a solution of
diastase at 63°, one-third is converted into dextrin and two-thirds into maltose.
Charles Kendall Adams, 1894
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Transactions of the International Medical Congress of ...
Mr. Richardson has kindly taken many observations for me on Mt. Bross, the
difference between the temperature in the sun and in the shade out-doors at 2
P. M. being only from 10° to 20°, and not showing the real diathermancy of the air
.
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Report of the Board of Regents
judging: the relative diathermancy. (Meteorohgische Zeitschri/t, 1889, vi, p. 62.) R
. Ssawelief has made a series of solar radiation observations at Kiew, extending
through 1888. The instrument used was a Crova actinometer. The yearly range ...
Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents, United States National Museum, Smithsonian Institution, 1890
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Contributions to Molecular Physics in the Domain of Radiant ...
219 9. Changes of Diathermancy through Changes of Temperature. — Radiation
from Lampblack at 100° C. compared with that from white-hot Platinum 222 10.
Changes of Diathermancy through Change of Source of Heat. — Radiation from
...
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American Journal of Science
He employs four sources of heat : — 1, a Locatelli lamp ; 2, incandescent
platinum ; 3, copper heated by flame to about 730° F. ; 4, hot water in a
blackened copper vessel. The discovery of the complete diathermancy of rock-
salt furnished the ...
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