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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «DIATHERMANEITY»
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Notices of the Proceedings at the Meetings of the Members of ...
Again Melloni has shewn that the diathermaneity is not proportional to
transparency, by a classified series of transparent screens with the lamp. It must
however be recollected that the term " diathermaneity " is applied indiscriminately
to a ...
Royal Institution of Great Britain, 1854
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Notices of the Proceedings at the Meetings of the Members of ...
It must however be recollected that the term " diathermaneity ” is applied
indiscriminately to a heterogeneous body of rays: ... the great diflferences in “
diathermaneity ” for heat [April 23, 174 NOTICES or THE MEETINGS from
different sources,.
Royal Institution of Great Britain, 1854
3
Notices of the Proceedings at the Meetings of the Members of ...
Again Melloni has shewn that the diathermaneity is not proportional to
transparency, by a classified series of transparent screens with the lamp. It must
however be recollected that the term " diathermaneity " is applied indiscriminately
to a ...
Royal Institution of Great Britain, 1854
Again Melloni has shewn that the diathermaneity is not proportional to
transparency, by a classified series of transparent screens with the lamp. It must
however be recollected that the term " diathermaneity " is applied indiscriminately
to a ...
Royal Institution of Great Britain, 1854
DIATHERMANEITY OF METALS AND OF PAPER. BY M. AYMONNET.
Conclusions. — My experiments, joined with the observation made by
Wiedemann and Frantz* on the rapidity with which equilibrium of temperature
establishes itself in the ...
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The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and ...
DIATHERMANEITY OF METALS AND OF PAPER. BY M. AYMONNET.
Conclusions. — My experiments, joined with the observation made by -
Wiedemann and Frantz* on the rapidity with which equilibrium of temperature
establishes itself in ...
7
Lecture Notes on General and Special Mineralogy
The phenomenon of the transmission of radiant heat, or diathermaneity, is
analogous to diaphaneity or the phenomenon of light transmission, but the two
are independent of each other, as may be seen from the fact that a piece of dark
Mica is ...
Frank Robertson Van Horn, 1903
8
The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and ...
Even if atmospheric air exercises but a small absorption on radiant heat, and air
saturated with aqueous vapour has the same diathermaneity as dry air*, yet there
are in our atmosphere so many fog- vesicles and finely-divided solid ...
9
The American Journal of Science and Arts
By comparing the transmissive powers of a great number of substances, he found
that in crystallized bodies the diathermaneity for the rays of a lamp was
proportional to their refractive powers ; but in uncrystallized bodies no such law
could be ...
Benjamin Silliman, Jr, 1841
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London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal of ...
... the indicating needle of the galvanometer connected with the thermoelectric
pile will be set in motion, and will take a greater or a less deviation according to
the diathermaneity (diathermaneité) of the substance of which the plate consists.
