Outlines of Natural Philosophy Being Heads of Lectures Delivered in the Univers
Outlines of Natural Philosophy Being Heads of Lectures Delivered in the Univers
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This law of the heating and cooling of bodies, was first taken notice of by NEWTON, Scala Graduum Caloris, Phil. Trans. (1701, ) N 270. It was af- terwards proved by the experiments of Professor RICHMAN of St Petersburg. Novi Comment. Pe- trop. Torn. I. (1747, 1748, ) p. 174. , &c. It follows from it, that if D be the difference between the temperature of the medium, and of the body . Placed in it, and if be the heat lost in one second, n then, at the end of V, %", 3", &c. The 'heats are D (i -... D'' &c - ; and the decrements of heat in each second -, D 1\ D, IV IT ( n/' 7T (1 ~~ n) > &C ' ; and ' therefore > if
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This law of the heating and cooling of bodies, was first taken notice of by NEWTON, Scala Graduum Caloris, Phil. Trans. (1701, ) N 270. It was af- terwards proved by the experiments of Professor RICHMAN of St Petersburg. Novi Comment. Pe- trop. Torn. I. (1747, 1748, ) p. 174. , &c. It follows from it, that if D be the difference between the temperature of the medium, and of the body . Placed in it, and if be the heat lost in one second, n then, at the end of V, %", 3", &c. The 'heats are D (i -... D'' &c - ; and the decrements of heat in each second -, D 1\ D, IV IT ( n/' 7T (1 ~~ n) > &C ' ; and ' therefore > if
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