 | Colonial Society of Massachusetts - 1906 - Liczba stron: 568
...vice versa ; the solid bodies to which it is joined being only rendered thereby more apt to be fused by the force of the culinary fire. 3. We can convey...the body with which it is joined, into another body, so that it shall enter into the composition thereof, and remain fixed in it. which the First Article... | |
 | Colonial Society of Massachusetts - 1906 - Liczba stron: 548
...vice vena ; the solid bodies to which it is joined being only rendered thereby more apt to be fused by the force of the culinary fire. 3. We can convey...the body with which it is joined, into another body, so that it shall enter into the composition thereof, and remain fixed in it. which the First Article... | |
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It produces no change in its state, whether of solidity or fluidity ; go that a solid body does not become fluid by the accession of the Phlogiston, and vice versa ; the solid bodies to which it is joined being only rendered thereby more apt to be fused... 