10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THERMOSCOPIC»
Discover the use of
thermoscopic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
thermoscopic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Specifications and Drawings of Patents Relating to ...
The entire arrangement is such that when the ther- moscope-iudex moves toward
the rising-temperature endof the thermoscopic scale it winds 65 the connecting
cord or chain on the pulley or drum, thereby drawing the marker downward and ...
United States. Patent Office, 1888
2
Glassy, Amorphous and Nano-Crystalline Materials: Thermal ...
In order to cover much larger range of thermoscopic states it is, namely,
necessary to combine the thermoscopes of different construction and sometimes
of different physical nature of thermoscopic variables. It is then obvious that just
the ...
Jaroslav Šesták, Jiří J. Mareš, Pavel Hubík, 2010
For the introduction of this more appropriate system, a new convention was
necessary, — a convention respecting the manner in which the numbers should
be coordinated with the thermoscopic marks. And here new difficulties arose.
One of ...
For the introduction of this more appropriate system, a new convention was
necessary, — a convention respecting the manner in which the numbers should
be coordinated with the thermoscopic marks. And here new difficulties arose.
One of ...
5
The Fundamental Principles of Chemistry: Practically Taught, ...
Elaborate and special contrivances, consequently, are required to render it a
reliable thermoscopic agent ; its use is therefore limited; it is chiefly used in
ascertaining the specific gravities of volatile substances, and other delicate
experiments.
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The Second Step in Chemistry; Or, the Student's Guide to the ...
Although all bodies whatever are susceptible of dilatation and contraction, they
are not e ually convenient for thermoscopic agents. Mercury is t e best
thermoscopic agent for general purposes, as the range between its solidifying
and boiling ...
Robert GALLOWAY (F.C.S.), 1864
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The Annals of Electricity Magnetism and Chemistry and ...
Their effect always appeared to me to be the same as that of the cadmium
diaphragms. A diaphragm of lead presented a singular phenomenon. With the
continuous current, it affected the thermoscopic liquid to the height of thirteen
millimetres, ...
8
Hand-book of Natural Philosophy and Astronomy Second Course
Thermoscopic substances. — Although all bodies whatever are susceptible of
dilatation and contraction by change of temperature, they are not equally
convenient for thermoscopic agents. For reasons which will become apparent
hereafter, ...
The liquids generally employed are mercury and spirit-of-wine ; but for many
purposes we use, instead of these, the atmospheric air and metals. The
thermometer derives its name from the thermoscopic substance employed ; thus,
a mercurial ...
Karl Friedrich Peschel, 1846
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Elements of Physics: Imponderable bodies. I. Light, heat, ...
The principal matter in these instruments is the choice of the thermoscopic
substance, the determining of two fixed normal points, by which the length of the
scale will be regulated, and the system of graduation to be adopted. The
thermometers ...
Karl Friedrich Peschel, Ebenezer West, 1846
