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Excerpt from College Physics, Vol. 2: Electricity and MagnetismIn order to explain attraction as well as repulsion, it was necessary to assume the existence of two different kinds of magnetism of opposite nature, positive and negative. Magnet ism was also assumed to be an imponderable substance, since the magnetization of a piece of iron or steel did not change its weight. We shall see later that this theory is unsatisfactory, and that the phe...

Excerpt from College PhysicsIn pursuance of the first of these purposes, that arrangement of topics has been chosen which, in the experience of the authors, has been found to lend itself most readily to a simple and natural presentation of the subject as a whole. Owing to the more obvious relations existing between them, the sub jcet of heat is made to follow immediately after the distinctly material phenomena of mechanics and sound, electrici...

Excerpt from College Physics, Vol. 1The Unit of Heat. The Calorie Thermal Capacity of a Body Thermal Capacity of a Substance Thermal Capacity of Water Specific Heat of a Substance.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the...

Excerpt from College Physics for Students in Higher Academies and Colleges, Vol. 1: Mechanics, Sound and LightInertia is the resistance which matter offers to any change in its condition of rest or motion. Matter is. Powerless of itself either to move or to stop moving if once set in motion, moreover it resists any attempt to move it if at rest, or to stop it if in motion.Illustrations of inertia are seen in the hammering of the water in a. Wa...

Excerpt from A Manual of Physical MeasurementsThe cmnputation of results should gmnerallv be done at home. And the complete experiment recorded in a sepa rate note book to be handed to the instructor as the final report upon the work of the course. In this book the date, number, name and object of the exercise should precede the record of observations and the computed results. This material together with any necessary explanatory memo randa sh...

Excerpt from College Physics for Students in Higher Academies and Colleges, Vol. 1: Mechanics, Sound and LightInertia is the resistance which matter offers to any change in its condition of rest or motion. Matter is. Powerless of itself either to move or to stop moving if once set in motion, moreover it resists any attempt to move it if at rest, or to stop it if in motion.Illustrations of inertia are seen in the hammering of the water in a. Wa...

Excerpt from A Manual of Physical MeasurementsThe cmnputation of results should gmnerallv be done at home. And the complete experiment recorded in a sepa rate note book to be handed to the instructor as the final report upon the work of the course. In this book the date, number, name and object of the exercise should precede the record of observations and the computed results. This material together with any necessary explanatory memo randa sh...