 James Thomson, of the influence of pressure on the temperature at which liquefaction occurs, and verified experimentally by Sir. W. Thomson, points, as it appears to me, to the direction this inquiry must take; and in the case at least of those bodies...  Annual Report of the Belfast Naturalists' Field Club - Page 55by Belfast Naturalists' Field Club - 1863Full view - About this book
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...continuity of the liquid and solid states of matter. The fine discovery made some years ago by James Thomson, of the influence of pressure on the temperature at which liquefaction occurs, and verified experimentally by Sir W. Thomson, points, as it appears to me, to the direction this inquiry... | |
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...another. In conclusion, Dr. Andrews referred to the fine discovery made many years ago by Professor James Thomson of the influence of pressure on the temperature...continuity of the liquid and solid states of matter. MONTREAL NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY. THE first of the Somerville course of popular lectures, in connection... | |
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