UNDER the title of Mechanic a-Chemical Sciences, I include the laws of :Magnetism, Electricity, Gal vanism, and the other classes of phenomena closely related to these, as Thermo-electricity. This group of subjects forms a curious and interesting portion of our physical knowledge; and not the least of the circumstances which give them their interest, is that double bearing upon mechanical and chemical principles, which their name is intended to imply. Indeed, at first sight t.hey appear to be purely }fechanical Sciences; the attractions and repulsions, the pressure and motion, which occur in these cases, are referrible to mechanical conceptions and laws, as completely as the weight or fall of terrestrial bodies, or the motion of the moon and planets. And if the phon omena of magnetism and electricity had directed us only to such laws, the corresponding sciences must have been arranged as branches of mechanics. But we find that, on the other side, these phenomena ha
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THE MECHA NICO CHEMICAl SCIENCES; nOOK XI; HISTORY OF KLEC'l'RICJTY; Introduction; CHAPTER J-DISCOVEJtY OF TllE LAWS OF RLJ:cTmC; PIIF::O~lJ~N A 9; CIIAPTER II-TIIE PROGRESS OF ELPCTRICAL 'l'IIEORY 21; Question of one or two :Fluids; Question of the Material Reality of the Electric Fluid; • 37; 40; BOOK XII; HISTORY OF MAGNETIS~[; CHAl'TIm I-DISCOVERY OF THE LA",,'S OF 1lAGNETIC; PHENOMENA; CiiAPTIill n-PROGRESS OF MAG:NETIC 'fJH';ORY; Theory of Terrestrial Magnetism; Conclnsion; nOOK XIII; ,; 49; 55; 62; (J4; HISTORY OF GALVANISM, OR VOLTAIC ELECTRICITY; CHAPTFR I-DISCOVERY OF VOLTAIC ELECTRlCl'l'Y; (JUAl'TER II-RECEPTlO)I Al'D COi'>FIR"ATlON OF THE DlSCOVBRY; OF VOT,TAIC EU':CTnIClTY; CH~PTER lH,-DISCOVERY O)<' 'flU: LAWS 0'" l'U£ :MUTUAL; ATTRACTIO! AND REPULSIOX OF VOLTAIC CURRF;"TS; A~IPf:JtF:; VOL Ill a; 79; 85; U9 CHAPTER IV-DISCOVERY OF ELF:CTRO-JUG~ETIC AcrIO!"; OERSTED 9]; CHAPTER V-DISCOVERY OF' THE LAWS OF ELECTR
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UNDER the title of Mechanic a-Chemical Sciences, I include the laws of :Magnetism, Electricity, Gal vanism, and the other classes of phenomena closely related to these, as Thermo-electricity. This group of subjects forms a curious and interesting portion of our physical knowledge; and not the least of the circumstances which give them their interest, is that double bearing upon mechanical and chemical principles, which their name is intended to imply. Indeed, at first sight t.hey appear to be purely }fechanical Sciences; the attractions and repulsions, the pressure and motion, which occur in these cases, are referrible to mechanical conceptions and laws, as completely as the weight or fall of terrestrial bodies, or the motion of the moon and planets. And if the phon omena of magnetism and electricity had directed us only to such laws, the corresponding sciences must have been arranged as branches of mechanics. But we find that, on the other side, these phenomena ha
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THE MECHA NICO CHEMICAl SCIENCES; nOOK XI; HISTORY OF KLEC'l'RICJTY; Introduction; CHAPTER J-DISCOVEJtY OF TllE LAWS OF RLJ:cTmC; PIIF::O~lJ~N A 9; CIIAPTER II-TIIE PROGRESS OF ELPCTRICAL 'l'IIEORY 21; Question of one or two :Fluids; Question of the Material Reality of the Electric Fluid; · 37; 40; BOOK XII; HISTORY OF MAGNETIS~[; CHAl'TIm I-DISCOVERY OF THE LA",,'S OF 1lAGNETIC; PHENOMENA; CiiAPTIill n-PROGRESS OF MAG:NETIC 'fJH';ORY; Theory of Terrestrial Magnetism; Conclnsion; nOOK XIII; ,; 49; 55; 62; (J4; HISTORY OF GALVANISM, OR VOLTAIC ELECTRICITY; CHAPTFR I-DISCOVERY OF VOLTAIC ELECTRlCl'l'Y; (JUAl'TER II-RECEPTlO)I Al'D COi'>FIR"ATlON OF THE DlSCOVBRY; OF VOT,TAIC EU':CTnIClTY; CH~PTER lH,-DISCOVERY O)<' 'flU: LAWS 0'" l'U£ :MUTUAL; ATTRACTIO! AND REPULSIOX OF VOLTAIC CURRF;"TS; A~IPf:JtF:; VOL Ill a; 79; 85; U9 CHAPTER IV-DISCOVERY OF ELF:CTRO-JUG~ETIC AcrIO!"; OERSTED 9]; CHAPTER V-DISCOVERY OF' THE LAWS OF ELECTR
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