Media of Different Densities, Devices by Means of Buoyancy
Through, 151
Mercurial Pneumatic Device (See Cunningham, George).
Mercury, Inclined Glass Tube and Ball, 68
Momentum, Defined, Explained and Distinguished from Energy, 201
Momentum and Energy, Account and Explanation of Perpetual Motion
Devices by Means of, 205
Momentum and Energy, Distinguished and Considered; Attempted
Devices for Perpetual Motion by Means of (See Table of
Contents), 5
Munro, R., Comments on Mackintosh's Experiment, 169
Newcomb, Simeon, Notice of, 15
Newton, Sir Isaac, Mention of, 135, 220
Letter to from Prof. 's Gravesande, 236
Nicholson, William, Notice of, 315
His Article Against the Possibility of Perpetual Motion, 316
Orchard's Vacuum Engine, 137
Orffyreus, Jean Ernest Eli Bessler (Councillor), His Perpetual
Motion Labors (See Table of Contents), 5
Remarks of Author Concerning Claims of, 252
Papin, Dr., Argument by Against the Possibility of Perpetual
Motion, 275
Pasley, T. H., Article by, 347
"Pamphleteer, The," Article Published in, 349
Paradox, Hydrostatical, 118
Patents, U. S. (See U. S. Patents); Patents, British (See British
Patents).
"Peasant Boy Philosopher" (See Ferguson, James).
Pendulum, Gallileo's Experiment with, 268
Perpetual Motion Defined, 11
Perpetual Pump, 109
Perpetual Motion, Its Possibility Considered with Reference to
Conservation of Energy, 269
Perpetual Motion, Consideration of Its Possibility, 270
Arguments Against Its Possibility--Article by Dr. Papin, 275
Article by Rev. John Wilkins, 281
Article Based on Paradoxical Hydrostatical Balance, 305
Article by P. Gregorio Fontana, 306
Article by William Nicholson, 316
Article Published in "The Artisan," 329
Article Published in "Mechanic's Magazine," 278
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