Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... fluid , but a fluid so dense as to float the heaviest of our substances ? Do we know the limit of condensation air is capable of ? Supposing it to grow denser within the surface in the same proportion nearly as it does without , at what ...
... fluid , but a fluid so dense as to float the heaviest of our substances ? Do we know the limit of condensation air is capable of ? Supposing it to grow denser within the surface in the same proportion nearly as it does without , at what ...
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... fluid , whose motion or vi- bration is called light . This fluid may possibly be the same with that which , being attracted by , and entering into other more solid matter , dilutes the substance by separ- ating the constituent particles ...
... fluid , whose motion or vi- bration is called light . This fluid may possibly be the same with that which , being attracted by , and entering into other more solid matter , dilutes the substance by separ- ating the constituent particles ...
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... fluid in one body than in another , the body which has most will communicate to that which has least , till the ... fluid is by a conduc- tor , it may be without either light or sound , the sub- tile fluid passing in the substance of the ...
... fluid in one body than in another , the body which has most will communicate to that which has least , till the ... fluid is by a conduc- tor , it may be without either light or sound , the sub- tile fluid passing in the substance of the ...
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