10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPIPOLIC»
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The Poetry of Science: Or, Studies of the Physical Phenomena ...
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OP EPIPOLIC PHENOMENA. 129 6ce ; and a solution
of quinine in water acidulated with sulphuric acid, although perfectly transparent
and colourless when held between the eye and the light, exhibits, if viewed in a ...
2
Philosophical Transactions
An epipolized beam of light (meaning thereby a beam which has been once
transmitted through a quiniferous solution and undergone its dispersing action) is
incapable of further undergoing epipolic dispersion. In proof of this, the following
...
3
Journal of the Franklin Institute
A paper was read by Sir J. W. Herschel, Bart., entitled, "On the Epipolic
Dispersion of Light;" being a supplement to his paper, " On a Case of Superficial
Color presented by a Homogeneous Liquid intimately Colorless." The author
inquires ...
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Orr's circle of the sciences: a series of treatises on the ...
-The term epipolic dispersion was first applied by Sir John Hersehel to indicate a
series of phenomena which have also been studied by Sir David Brewster, but
still more carefully by Professor Stokes of Cambridge. This latter philosopher has
...
William Somerville Orr, 1855
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Experimental Essays. I. On the motions of Camphor on water. ...
Denying the truth of all former theories and opinions as to the cause of the
motions of camphor on water, he refers those motions, together with a great
variety of other phenomena, to a particular force named the epipolic (from ems-
0X11, ...
Denying the truth of all former theories and opinions as to the cause of the
motions of camphor on water, he refers those motions, together with a great
variety of other phenomena, to a particular force named the epipolic (from
nrnroKn, surface) ...
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Abstracts of the Papers Printed in the Philosophical ...
the surfaces of bodies, to which M. Dutrochet has given the name of epipolic
forces. 2. " Boring Register, Bow Island, South Pacific." By Captain Edward
Belcher, R.N., communicated by Captain Beaufort, R.N., F.R.S. The results of the
boring ...
Royal Society (Great Britain), 1843
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Abstracts of the Papers Communicated to the Royal Society of ...
April 3, 1845. The MARQUIS OF NORTHAMPTON, President, in the Chair. '
Apéprpmra, No. 2. “ On the Epipolic Dispersion of Light; being a Supplement to a
paper entitled ' On a case of Superficial Colour presented by a Homogeneous
Liquid ...
9
Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. - Edinburgh, ...
These results, which I have shewn to different persons, are incompatible with
those obtained by Sir JOHN HERSCHEL with the very same variety of fluorspar.
He regards the blue dispersed light as strictly an epipolic or superficial tint,—so ...
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Meoir and Scientific Correspondence of the Late
HISTORY OF FLUORESCENCE 129 April 3, 1845. ' Afi6p<pa)Ta, No. 2. " On the
Epipolic Dispersion of Light ; being a Supplement to a paper entitled ' On a case
of Superficial Colour presented by a Homogeneous Liquid internally colourless.
