Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Nide 30Pub. for J. Hinton, 1762 |
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... heat , and that all the animals we know of would perish in it . This his opi- nion is grounded on the difference there must be between the heat of the air we breathe , and the heat of our body ; for it is certain we could not live ...
... heat , and that all the animals we know of would perish in it . This his opi- nion is grounded on the difference there must be between the heat of the air we breathe , and the heat of our body ; for it is certain we could not live ...
Sivu 152
... heat and cold in the air ? A. Heat augments the volume of the air , fo that the fame quantity of air occupies a greater or leis fpace , when it is more or lefs heated . The spring of the air is also aug- mented by heat , in proportion ...
... heat and cold in the air ? A. Heat augments the volume of the air , fo that the fame quantity of air occupies a greater or leis fpace , when it is more or lefs heated . The spring of the air is also aug- mented by heat , in proportion ...
Sivu 289
... HEAT . HAT is heat , as well that which refides in the hot body , as that which we feel ? A. The heat of a body , which we fay is hot , is the action of fire that gives the parts of this body a certain motion , which is com- municated ...
... HEAT . HAT is heat , as well that which refides in the hot body , as that which we feel ? A. The heat of a body , which we fay is hot , is the action of fire that gives the parts of this body a certain motion , which is com- municated ...
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