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... heat . Secondly , by fhowing that bodies , which have no more than the common temperature of the atmosphere , may emit light by the de- compofition of phlogistic fubftance . With regard to the firft , let us turn our attention to the ...
... heat . Secondly , by fhowing that bodies , which have no more than the common temperature of the atmosphere , may emit light by the de- compofition of phlogistic fubftance . With regard to the firft , let us turn our attention to the ...
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... heat , or the properties of hardness and fluidity . In producing these qualities , gravitation and heat are employed , but in a manner totally different from that by which a determined volume is produced . Farther reafons are alfo ...
... heat , or the properties of hardness and fluidity . In producing these qualities , gravitation and heat are employed , but in a manner totally different from that by which a determined volume is produced . Farther reafons are alfo ...
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... heat . It is difficult to annex any precife idea to thefe expreffions . If nothing more be meant than that the accumulation of light , in whatever way produced , is attended with heat , the propofition will be readily admitted : but ...
... heat . It is difficult to annex any precife idea to thefe expreffions . If nothing more be meant than that the accumulation of light , in whatever way produced , is attended with heat , the propofition will be readily admitted : but ...
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