 Lastly, molecular or diffusive mobility has an obvious bearing upon the communication of heat to gases by contact with liquid or solid surfaces. The impact of the gaseous molecule, upon a surface possessing a different temperature, appears to be the condition...  The Medical Times and Gazette - Síða 2081863Heildartexta - Um bókina
 | 1864 - 552 síður
...possessing a different temperature from itself appears to bo a condition of the transference of heat from one to the other. The more rapid the molecular...movement of the gas, the more frequent the contact, and, consequently, the more rapid the communication of heat. Hence, the great cooling power of hydrogen... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1863 - 838 síður
...history as being produced by unequal development. Liquefaction or solidification may therefore not involve the suppression of either the atomic or the...cooling power of hydrogen gas as compared with air or oxygen. The gases named have the same specific heat for equal volumes ; but a hot object placed in... | |
 | 1864 - 382 síður
...Dr. Williamson to the elucidation of a remarkable class of chemical reactions which have their scat in a mixed liquid. Lastly, molecular or diffusive...cooling power of hydrogen gas as compared with air or oxygen. The gases named have the same specific heat for equal volumes, but a hot object placed in hydrogen... | |
 | 1864 - 542 síður
...possessing a different temperature from itself appears to be a condition of the transference of heat from one to the other. The more rapid the molecular...movement of the gas, the more frequent the contact, and, consequently, the more rapid the communication of heat. Hence, the great cooling power of hydrogen... | |
 | 1865 - 372 síður
...the gaseous condition, and is applied by Dr. Williamson to the elucidation of a remarkable, classof chemical reactions which have their seat in a mixed...cooling power of hydrogen gas as compared with air or oxygen. Tlie gases named have the same specific heat for equal volumes, but a hot object placed in... | |
 | 1865 - 372 síður
...reactions which have their seat in a mixed liquid. Lastly, molecular or diffusive mobility has art obvious bearing upon the communication of heat to...cooling power of hydrogen gas as compared with air or oxygen. The gasps named have the same specific heat for equal volumes, but a hot object placed in hydrogen... | |
 | 1867 - 378 síður
...physical state in a substance appears to be a distinction of a kind with those distinctions recognized in natural history as being produced by unequal development....cooling power of hydrogen gas as compared with air or oxygen. The gases named have the same specific heat for equal volumes, but a hot object placed in hydrogen... | |
 | Royal institution of Great Britain - 1872 - 628 síður
...portion of matter with an individual existence, and constitutes it a distinct substance or element. "Lastly, molecular or diffusive mobility has an obvious...cooling power of hydrogen gas as compared with air or oxygon. The gases named have the same specific heat for equal volumes, but a hot object placed in hydrogen... | |
 | Royal Institution of Great Britain - 1872 - 610 síður
...obvious bearing upon the communication of heat to gases by contact with liquid or solid surfaces. Tho impact of the gaseous molecule, upon a surface possessing...cooling power of hydrogen gas as compared with air or oxygen. The gases named have the same specific heat for equal volumes, but a hot object placed in hydrogen... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents - 1873 - 486 síður
...portion of matter with an individual existence, and constitutes it a distinct substance or element. I "Lastly, molecular or diffusive mobility has an obvious...cooling power of hydrogen gas as compared with air or oxygen. The gases named have the same specific heat for equal volumes, but a hot object placed in hydrogen... | |
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