The sources of physical science : being an introduction to the study of physiology through physics. Comprising the connexion of the several departments of physical science, their dependence on the same laws, and the relation of the material to the immaterial / by Alfred Smee.

  • Alfred Smee
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1843
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Credit: The sources of physical science : being an introduction to the study of physiology through physics. Comprising the connexion of the several departments of physical science, their dependence on the same laws, and the relation of the material to the immaterial / by Alfred Smee. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Tension— thermo-electric, 103—4. Thermometer, the, 185. Thermo-electric tension, 103. Time, 160. Transparency, 219. Triangles, 42. Trigonometry, 40—42. Ultimate elementary particles, 7. Units, series of, 10. of time, 162, 166. of weight, 22—24. Unity of matter, 6, 8, 9. Velocity, 123. Vibrations, 170, 202. the range called heat, 200. the range called light, 201. specific, constituting colour, 205. table of, 207. science of generally, 253. Voltaic battery, 72. action of, 73. Voltaic, power of, 83. battery— negative element, 75. positive pole, 77. compound, 81. phenomena, 77. quantity, 83. power of decomposition, 86. tension, 88. Voltaic circuits, 87. Volume, 27. Watches, 167. Water-power, application of, 149. Water-wheels, 149. Wave, the, 170. Weight, unit of, 22. the grain, 23. specific of bodies, 29. and distance, regulation of, 137. Weights, equivalent of ultimate particles, 51. Wheel, the, 139. Windlass, the, 139. THE END. London: Printed by S. & J. Bentley, Wilson, and Fley, Bangor House, Shoe Lane.
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