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As this fire-cloud revolved in space, which is devoid of heat, it would rapidly cool.
Obedient to the great law, as it cooled it would contract and become more dense,
until its outward edge had reached so low a temperature that it could no longer ...
As this fire-cloud revolved in space, which is devoid of heat, it would rapidly cool.
Obedient to the great law, as it cooled it would contract and become more dense,
until its outward edge had reached so low a temperature that it could no longer ...
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As this fire-cloud revolved in space, which is devoid of heat, it would rapidly cool.
Obedient to the great law, as it cooled it would contract and become more dense,
until its outward edge had reached so low a temperature that it could no longer ...
As this fire-cloud revolved in space, which is devoid of heat, it would rapidly cool.
Obedient to the great law, as it cooled it would contract and become more dense,
until its outward edge had reached so low a temperature that it could no longer ...
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B water expands by heat , and therefore a cubic inch of hot water Now , since the
bottle weighed weighs less than an equal bulk of cold . The temperature of 80
grains , we subtract this amount 60 ° is chosen merely as a matter of convenience
...
B water expands by heat , and therefore a cubic inch of hot water Now , since the
bottle weighed weighs less than an equal bulk of cold . The temperature of 80
grains , we subtract this amount 60 ° is chosen merely as a matter of convenience
...
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Thereason why we thus fix on a certain temperature is that water expands by
heat, and therefore a cubic inch of hot water weighs less than an equal bulk of
cold. The temperature of 60° is chosen merely as a matter of convenience, that
being ...
Thereason why we thus fix on a certain temperature is that water expands by
heat, and therefore a cubic inch of hot water weighs less than an equal bulk of
cold. The temperature of 60° is chosen merely as a matter of convenience, that
being ...
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Je n'ai pas l'intention de le tromper . heat being applied , bromine distils over . 9.
Le marchand ne se trompe - t - il pas ? 10. Il se trompe dans le
expressedmémoire qu'il écrit . 11. Aimez - vous la ville ou la campagne ? 12. Je
2BrK + 2H , 80 , + ...
Je n'ai pas l'intention de le tromper . heat being applied , bromine distils over . 9.
Le marchand ne se trompe - t - il pas ? 10. Il se trompe dans le
expressedmémoire qu'il écrit . 11. Aimez - vous la ville ou la campagne ? 12. Je
2BrK + 2H , 80 , + ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | The Popular Educator, 第 3〜4 巻、第 13 巻 The Popular Educator, Robert Wallace (A.M.) |
| 寄与者 | Robert Wallace (A.M.) |
| 出版社 | Cassell, 1867 |
| 書籍の提供元 | オックスフォード大学 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2006年7月31日 |
| 引用のエクスポート | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |