On Molecular and Microscopic Science, Volume 2 (of 2)Somerville, Mary
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On Molecular and Microscopic Science, Volume 2 (of 2)
Somerville, Mary
Matter -- Constitution; Microscopy; Natural history
Atlantic Ocean, profound depths of, north and south, ii. 49
foraminifera at great depths in the, ii. 49, 50
Atmolysis, or method of analysing gases, i. 111
Atmosphere, effect of the heat radiated by the moon on the higher
regions of the, i. 55
opalescence of the, and its effect on the chemical power of the sun’s
light, i. 55
causes of this opalescence, i. 55
its permeability to every kind of chemical rays, i. 58
Atmosphere of the sun, thirteen terrestrial substances in the, i. 59
Atolls, or coral lagoons, ii. 140
Atoms or molecules of matter, power of atoms of matter on the rays of
the solar beam, i. 58
aggregation of matter by electricity, i. 74
effect of the physical forces on molecular arrangement, i. 90, 91
proof of the individuality and polarity of the atoms of matter, i. 91
effect of motion, i. 91
Atoms: effect of catalysis, i. 91
of matter, i. 2
cohesion of, i. 25
unit of mechanical force, i. 26
the atomic theory, i. 93
the law of definite proportions, in combination and resolution of the
component parts of substances, i. 94
affinity of kind and of degree, i. 95
force of chemical combination, i. 97, 98
relative atomic weights, i. 99
table of atomic weights compared with that of hydrogen, i. 100
relation between the atomic weights and the specific gravities of
substances, i. 100
capacities of atoms for heat and electricity, i. 100, 101
law of equivalency in weight and volume, i. 102, 103
substitution the basis of this law, i. 104
sequence of atomic numbers, i. 105
groups of substances whose atomic weights are in regular arithmetical
series, i. 106
groups of combined atoms called compound radicles, i. 106
the polyatomic theory, i. 107
the force of molecular attraction more powerful than gravitation, i.
109
internal movement of molecules of matter in a gaseous state, i. 113
Aulocantha scolymantha, structure of, ii. 21
Avicula margaritacea, or pearl oyster, nacreous lining of shell of, ii.
234
Azores, the black mildew of the, i. 297
Azote in vegetable organisms, i. 423
Azuline dye, production of, i. 123
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Babylon, the asphaltic mortar used in building, i. 126
Bacillaria cursoria, motion of, i. 203
Bacillaria paradoxa, motion of, i. 203
Back, Sir George, his arctic journey, i. 308
Bacteria, their structure, size and habitat, ii. 64
Bæomyces, structure of, i. 306
Balanidæ, structure of, ii. 213
Balanus balanoïdes, development of, ii. 216
Balanus culcatus, structure of, ii. 213-215
Baldness caused by fungi, i. 275
Balms, chemical combination forming the principle of the, i. 97
Bamboo, size and structure of, i. 386
Bangia, characters of the genus, i. 222
Bangia ceramicola, structure and mode of reproduction of, i. 223
Bangia ciliaris, structure and reproduction of, i. 223
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