Volume 1

Chemistry, meteorology and the function of digestion considered with reference to natural theology / By William Prout.

  • Prout, William, 1785-1850.
Date:
1834
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Credit: Chemistry, meteorology and the function of digestion considered with reference to natural theology / By William Prout. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Of the Creation of the Elements with the Pro- perties essential to produce perfect Compounds ... Of the Wonderful Nature of the most Simple Chemical Processes. Conclusion .......eeeeee BOOK II. OF METEOROLOGY: CoMPREHENDING A GENERAL SKETCH OF THE ConstTI- TUTION OF THE GLOBE; AND OF THE DISTRIBUTION AND Muruat INFLUENCE OF THE AGENTS AND ELE- MENTS OF CHEMISTRY IN THE Economy or NaTuRE. PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS....eeee ss Gite ha Se CuarPTer I.—Or tue GENERAL STRUCTURE OF THE EaRTH; PARTICULARLY WITH REFERENCE TO THE DISTRIBUTION OF ITS SURFACE INTO LAND AND WATER: AND WITH RESPECT TO ITS ATMOSPHERE. Secrion I. Of the General Relations of the Sea and LENG £0 PECh. OLACP cedanisry a 2) +ppnernins Gates 4s eae ek Secrion TL. “OF theOcéaw nF STEM RVR SO, Section LI, Of the Atmosphere... <n’ oes a's «xine Cuaprer [I].—Or Heat ann Ligut: tHe Moves or Es- TIMATING THEIR DEGREE, AND THE Ways IN WHICH THEY ARE PROPAGATED. OF THE GENE- RAL TEMPERATURE OF THE CELESTIAL REGIONS, AND OF THE EARTH INDEPENDENTLY OF THE SUN cas ctl + an'9 ees ioe 6.4 sca.4 eRe ee eae e+ Section I. Of Heat and Light, and the Modes of estt- mating their, Degree.» . iit jae p55 abe satel AAS Gls sos Srction II. Of the Propagation of Heat and Light. . Page 182 185 188 19] 191 193 197 205 205 207