The Elements of Molecular Mechanics
The Elements of Molecular Mechanics
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Hence, it is indispensable that in such a system the attractive powers, imder all critical circum- stances, should be able to check the repulsive. Now, suppose that a number of systems are placed near one another ; if their envelopes be attractive, we shall see, that, whatever may be the geometrical figure of such systems, they will so arrange themselves with re- spect to each other as to form a new additional envelope around any system intercepted by them. This additional envelope will consist... of the elements of the envelopes of the neighbouring systems, and will be attractive, since we suppose that the enve- lopes are attractive. The result will be that each system will acquire a new additional attractivity. And, as each system pos- 10—2 Digitized by Google 148 ON THE MOLECULES OF sesses already, of its own, the attractivity which is amply sufficient to hold it together under a determinate volume, the additional envelope will double, triple, or in general multiply the amount of attraction in each system : so that each of them will be exposed to contract its bulk, at least under external pressure, without any possibility of resistance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence, it is indispensable that in such a system the attractive powers, imder all critical circum- stances, should be able to check the repulsive. Now, suppose that a number of systems are placed near one another ; if their envelopes be attractive, we shall see, that, whatever may be the geometrical figure of such systems, they will so arrange themselves with re- spect to each other as to form a new additional envelope around any system intercepted by them. This additional envelope will consist... of the elements of the envelopes of the neighbouring systems, and will be attractive, since we suppose that the enve- lopes are attractive. The result will be that each system will acquire a new additional attractivity. And, as each system pos- 10—2 Digitized by Google 148 ON THE MOLECULES OF sesses already, of its own, the attractivity which is amply sufficient to hold it together under a determinate volume, the additional envelope will double, triple, or in general multiply the amount of attraction in each system : so that each of them will be exposed to contract its bulk, at least under external pressure, without any possibility of resistance.
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