 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1863 - 838 oldal
...with air or oxygen. The gases named have the same specific heat for equal volumes ; but a hot object placed in hydrogen is really touched 3-8 times more...air, and 4 times more frequently than it would be if placed in an atmosphere of oxygen gas. Dalton had already ascribed this peculiarity of hydrogen... | |
 | 1863 - 982 oldal
...with air or oxrgen. The pases named "have the same specific heat for equal volumes, but a hot object placed in hydrogen is really touched 3-8 times more...air, and 4 times more frequently than it would be if placed in an atmosphere of oxygen gas. Dalton had already ascribed this peculiarity of hydrogen... | |
 | 1864 - 542 oldal
...impact of the gaseous molecule on a surface possessing a different temperature from itself appears to be a condition of the transference of heat from one to...confined volume of gas with great rapidity. There can bo no doubt but that engines worked by steam, the employment of which is always attended witli so great... | |
 | 1864 - 382 oldal
...the same specific heat for equal volumes, but a hot object placed in hydrogen is really touched 3.8 times more frequently than it would be if placed in...air, and 4 times more frequently than it would be if placed in an atmosphere of oxygen gas. Dalton had already ascribed this peculiarity of hydrogen... | |
 | 1865 - 372 oldal
...the same specific heat for equal volumes, but a hot object placed in hydrogen is really touched 3.8 times more frequently than it would be if placed in...air, and 4 times more frequently than it would be if placed in an atmosphere of oxygen gas. l)alton had already ascribed this peculiarity of hydrogen... | |
 | 1867 - 378 oldal
...the same specific heat for equal volumes, but a hot object placed in hydrogen is really touched 3.8 times more frequently than it would be if placed in...air, and 4 times more frequently than it would be if placed in an atmosphere of oxygen gas. Ballon had already ascribed this peculiarity of hydrogen... | |
 | Mary Somerville - 1869 - 454 oldal
...that cause. ' Oxygen and hydrogen gas have the same specific heat for equal volumes ; but a hot object placed in hydrogen is really touched 3-8 times more frequently than it would be if placed in oxygen gas. Dalton had already ascribed this peculiarity of hydrogen to the high mobility of the gas.'4... | |
 | Royal institution of Great Britain - 1872 - 628 oldal
...have the same specific heat for equal volumes, but a hot object placed in hydrogen is really louched 3'8 times more frequently than it would be if placed...air, and 4 times more frequently than it would be if placed in an atmosphere of oxygen gas. Dalton had already ascribed this peculiarity of hydrogen... | |
 | Royal Institution of Great Britain - 1872 - 610 oldal
...with air or oxygen. The gases named have the same specific heat for equal volumes, but a hot object placed in hydrogen is really touched 3'8 times more frequently than it would bo if placed in air, and 4 times more frequently than it would be if placed in an atmosphere of oxygen... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents - 1873 - 486 oldal
...the same specific heat for equal volumes, but a hot object placed in hydrogen is really touched 3.8 times more frequently than it would be if placed in...air, and 4 times more frequently than it would be if placed in an atmosphere of oxygen gas. Daltou had already ascribed this peculiarity of hydrogen... | |
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Dalton had already ascribed this peculiarity of hydrogen to the high " mobility" of that gas. The same molecular property of hydrogen recommends the application of that gas in the air-engine, where... 
