Essentials of physicsW.B. Saunders, 1896 - 319 pages |
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... molecules of the universe in contact . What is a molecule ? A molecule is the smallest part of any substance that can exist alone and exhibit the properties of that substance . It is a cluster of two or more atoms bound together by ...
... molecules of the universe in contact . What is a molecule ? A molecule is the smallest part of any substance that can exist alone and exhibit the properties of that substance . It is a cluster of two or more atoms bound together by ...
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... molecules . From which it follows that the molecules of all gaseous bodies are of the same size ( not same weight ) . Assuming that 1 vol . of H contains 1000 molecules , then , accord- ing to this law , an equal vol . of chlorine must ...
... molecules . From which it follows that the molecules of all gaseous bodies are of the same size ( not same weight ) . Assuming that 1 vol . of H contains 1000 molecules , then , accord- ing to this law , an equal vol . of chlorine must ...
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... molecules . From which it follows that the molecules of all gaseous bodies are of the same size ( not same weight ) . Assuming that 1 vol . of H contains 1000 molecules , then , accord- ing to this law , an equal vol . of chlorine must ...
... molecules . From which it follows that the molecules of all gaseous bodies are of the same size ( not same weight ) . Assuming that 1 vol . of H contains 1000 molecules , then , accord- ing to this law , an equal vol . of chlorine must ...
Contents
BOOK I | 17 |
The Attractions of Matter | 26 |
Matter Force and Motion | 33 |
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