The microscope in theory and practice / translated from the German of Carl Naegeli and S. Schwendener.

  • Nägeli, Karl Wilhelm, 1817-1891.
Date:
1887
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Credit: The microscope in theory and practice / translated from the German of Carl Naegeli and S. Schwendener. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PART CHAP. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VII.—continued. THE ACTION OF ANISOTROPIC CRYSTALLOID BODIES VIEWED SEPARATELY 1. —The Ellipsoid of Elasticity 319—323 2. —The Phenomena of Polarisation in Relation to the Ellipsoid of Elasticity 323—330 3. —Determination of the Axes of Elasticity 330—341 THE ACTION OF TWO SUPERPOSED CRYSTALLOID BODIES, WHOSE PLANES OF VIBRATION IN- TERSECT OBLIQUELY THE ACTION OF CYLINDRICAL AND SPHERICAL OBJECTS COMPOSED OF CONCENTRICALLY GROUPED ANISOTROPIC ELEMENTS 1. —Cylindrical Objects 349—362 2. —Spherical and Oval Objects :— A. Objects with Equal Diami ters ... ... 363—365 B. Objects with One Axis ... ... ... 365—366 ON SOME STRUCTURAL PECULIARITIES OF ORGAN- ISED SUBSTANCES COLLECTION OF EXAMPLES A. Cylindrical Objects 370—372 B. Spherical Objects 372 C. Disc-like Crystals of Amylo-dextrine ... 372, 373 ON THE EMPLOYMENT OF NÖRRENBERG’S “ PO- LARISING MICROSCOPE” PAGE 319—341 341—349 349—366 366—368 368—373 373, 374