Sketch of Thermodynamics
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i above that of No. 2 ; and that these reverse ' British Association Report, 1852.
Science of Energy. 83 electromotive forces are the reactions of work done in generating , heat at the zinc and tin electrodes over and above that (if any, whether positive or negative) at the platinum electrode of No. i. It is to be remarked, farther, that the whole heat of the chemical action in No. 3 is developed in the cell itself, and that the excess of this above that developed in No. i is- exactly equal to ...the thermal value of the work done externally by No. i. The three papers just mentioned contain an immense amount of valuable matter which cannot possibly be given in such a work as this.
119. The conservation of energy would hold in the case of the mutual actions of permanent magnets if their mag- netisation were perfectly ' rigid,' because such magnetic attractions and repulsions can be completely accounted for by a distribution of an imaginary magnetic matter, each unit of which attracts or repels another with a force whose law is the same as that of gravitation ; and which therefore satisfies the criterion (a) (§ 96) required by Helmholtz's investigation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i above that of No. 2 ; and that these reverse ' British Association Report, 1852.
Science of Energy. 83 electromotive forces are the reactions of work done in generating , heat at the zinc and tin electrodes over and above that (if any, whether positive or negative) at the platinum electrode of No. i. It is to be remarked, farther, that the whole heat of the chemical action in No. 3 is developed in the cell itself, and that the excess of this above that developed in No. i is- exactly equal to ...the thermal value of the work done externally by No. i. The three papers just mentioned contain an immense amount of valuable matter which cannot possibly be given in such a work as this.
119. The conservation of energy would hold in the case of the mutual actions of permanent magnets if their mag- netisation were perfectly ' rigid,' because such magnetic attractions and repulsions can be completely accounted for by a distribution of an imaginary magnetic matter, each unit of which attracts or repels another with a force whose law is the same as that of gravitation ; and which therefore satisfies the criterion (a) (§ 96) required by Helmholtz's investigation.
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