Elementary Text-book of PhysicsJ. Wiley and sons, 1888 - 527 páginas |
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Elementary Text-book of Physics William Arnold Anthony,Cyrus Fogg Brackett Visualização completa - 1888 |
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angular velocity axis beam becomes body Boyle's law called centimetres centre charge circuit components conductor considered constant crystal curve cylinder density determined diamagnetic difference of potential direction disk displacement distance elasticity electrical electrified electrode electrolyte electromotive force energy equal equation equilibrium equivalent experiment fluid force due gases glass Hence induced inertia lens light lines of force liquid magnet pole mass measured medium mercury metals molecules moment of inertia motion move negative obtain opposite optic optic axis oscillation parallel particles passing pendulum perpendicular phenomena piston plane plate polarized portion positive pressure prism produced quantity of heat radius ratio reflected refraction represent resultant right angles rotation shell simple harmonic motion solid specific gravity specific heat spherical substance suppose surface temperature tion tones tube unit V₁ vapor vibrations volume wave length weight wire zero
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