...the cohesive attraction. SECTION I. Of Cohesion, Solution, and Crystallization. The cohesive affinity is a property, which is common to a great variety...repulsive, and, if not held together by pressure, would probably separate to immeasureable distances. Its force is not only different among . different...

...with considerably less energy ; and in aeriform bodies we have no evidence that it exists at all ; tor their particles, as will afterwards be shown, are...repulsive, and, if not held together by pressure, would probably separate to immeasureable distances. Its force is not only different among different...

...bodies. It is most strongly exerted in solids : and in Ufce&e it is proportionate to tin.- mucliuuu-al force required for effecting their disunion. In liquids,...repulsive, and, if not held together by pressure, would probably separate to immeasurable distances. The force of this attraction is not only different...

...bulb, or else a buoyant solid expansion, and a terminal weight, as represented in the accompanying diagram. Cohesive Attraction is a property which is...same body. Thus, in the cohesion of certain metals (steel for instance), important changes are produced by the rate of cooling, by hammering, and by other...

...bulb, or else a buoyant solid expansion, and a terminal weight, as represented in the accompanying diagram. Cohesive Attraction is a property which is...for their particles, as will afterwards be shown, arc mutually repulsive, and, if not held together by pressure, separate' to great distances. The force...