The Mechanical Theory of Heat: With Its Applications to the Steam-engine and to the Physical Properties of Bodies |
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according æther applied assume assumption atmosphere boiler boiling-point calculated carbonic acid Carnot Carnot's theorem Clapeyron compression condenser consequently consideration considered corresponding cyclical process cylinder deduced denotes determined differential coefficient disgregation dp dt dQ dv dt dt dt dv dv dt element ds employed equal equivalence-value equivalent expression exterior formula fraction function fundamental theorem further gases Gay-Lussac's laws given heat Q hence imparted increase integral Joule kilogramme latent heat latter liquid machine magnitude manner mass maximum density mechanical theory negative numbers obtain occur orifice Pambour perature piston present pressure produced Q₁ quantity of heat regarded Regnault represented reversible sensible heat specific heat steam steam-engine substituted surface t₂ take place temperature t₁ tension theory of heat thereby tion transmission of heat uncompensated transformation unit of weight vapour variables vessel vicious space vis viva wherein