 But by great rarefaction the free path is made so long that the hits in a given time may be disregarded in comparison to the misses, in which case the average molecule is allowed to obey its own motions or laws without interference; and if the mean free...  Nature - Síða 154 breytti - 1880Heildartexta - Um bókina
 | Per F Dahl - 1997 - 558 síður
...comparison to the misses'. Moreover, if the mean free path becomes comparable to the dimensions of the vessel, 'the properties which constitute gaseity are reduced to a minimum, and the matter becomes exhalted to an ultra-gaseous or molecular state, in which the very decided but hitherto masked... | |
 | 1880 - 542 síður
...in comparison to the misses, in which erase the average molecule is allowed to obey its own motion or laws without interference; and if the mean free...But the same condition of things will be produced if bv any means we am take a portion of gas, and by some extraneous force infuse order into the apparently... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1881 - 358 síður
...and the average molecule is allowed to obey its own motions or laws without interference ; and when the mean free path is comparable to the dimensions...matter then becomes exalted to an ultra-gaseous state. In the ultra-gaseous state properties of matter which exist even in the gaseous state are shown directly,... | |
 | 1879 - 446 síður
...motions or laws without interference ; and if the mean free path ia comparable to the dimensions of the vessel, the properties which constitute gaseity are reduced to a minimum, and the matter becomes exalted to an ultra-gaseous state, in which the new and very decided properties now under investigation... | |
 | 1879 - 1080 síður
...motions or laws without interference; and if the mean free path is comparable to the dimensions of the vessel, the properties which constitute gaseity are reduced to a minimum, and the matter becomes exalted to an ultra-gaseous state, in which the very decided but hitherto masked properties... | |
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