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Torricellian vacuum
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I have mown by a direct and unexceptionable experiment, that heat can pass
through -the Torricellian vacuum *, thpugh with rather more difficulty than in air (
the conducting power of air being to that of a Torricellian vacuum as 1 000 to 604,
...
2
Dodsley's Annual Register
I have (hown by a direct and unexceptionable experiment, that heat can pass
through the Torricellian vacuum *j though with rather nioie difficulty than in air (
the conducting power of air being to that of a Torricellian vacuum as 1000 to 604,
...
3
The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, ...
still more hidden cause which renders one substance better than another for
confining heat. I have shown by a direct and unexceptionable experiment, that
heat can pass through the Torricellian vacuum *, though with rather more
difficulty than ...
I have fhown by a direct and unexceptionable experiment, that heat can pafs
through the Torricellian vacuum *, though with rather more difficulty than in air (
the conducting power of air being to that of a Torricellian vacuum as 1 000 to 604,
...
5
Collected Works of Count Rumford: The nature of heat
... rendered that space (which now contained 55 parts of air and i part of silk)
more impervious to heat than even a Torricellian vacuum. The silk must therefore
not only have completely destroyed the conducting power of the air, but must also
at ...
Benjamin Graf von Rumford, Sanborn Conner Brown, 1969
more hidden cause which ren- one substance better than an- r for confining heat.
I have vn by a direct and unexception- : experiment, that heat can pass >ugh the
Torricellian vacuum *, ugh with rather more difficulty n in air ( the conducting ...
7
Benjamin Count of Rumford's Essays political, economical and ...
A Thermometer i; constructed whose Bull: is surrounded by a TORRICELLIAN
VACUUM.-Heat i: found to past in a Torricellian Vacuum with greater Difficulty
than in Air.-Relatiue conducting Power: of a Torricellian Vacuum and as Air with ...
Benjamin Thompson von Rumford, 1798
8
The Complete Works of Count Rumford
I therefore flattered myself with hopes of being able, with the assistance of this
instrument, to determine positively with regard to the passage of Heat in the
Torricellian vacuum : and this I think I have done, notwithstanding an unfortunate
...
Benjamin Graf von Rumford, 1876
9
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
This physiologist has not only insisted upon the necessity of exposing the blood
to a true Torricellian vacuum, as LUDWIG and his pupils had done, but
contended that an arrangement whereby the gases of the blood were freed from
all watery ...
10
Readings in Natural Philosophy: Or, A Popular Display of the ...
It appears that the Torricellian vacuum, which affords so ready a passage to the
electric fluid, so far from being a good conductor of heat, is a much worse one
than common air, which of itself is reckoned among the worst : for, when the bulb
of ...
Sir Richard Phillips, 1830