Anti-intellectualism in American LifeKnopf, 1970 - 434 pages |
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... Note that the two ends of the pipe are limits for the standing wave . If the wave is to fit naturally into these limits , the pipe length must be just the right value . The air particles and the atoms of the material closing the pipe do ...
... Note that the two ends of the pipe are limits for the standing wave . If the wave is to fit naturally into these limits , the pipe length must be just the right value . The air particles and the atoms of the material closing the pipe do ...
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... Note the micrometer reading , then back it off a few turns . Take the temperature of the rod . Connect the steam system to the apparatus , and flow steam through it slowly for several minutes . When the apparatus has reached its ...
... Note the micrometer reading , then back it off a few turns . Take the temperature of the rod . Connect the steam system to the apparatus , and flow steam through it slowly for several minutes . When the apparatus has reached its ...
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... note the speed at which the individual flashes seem to blend into one even light . ( c ) Repeat this with at least two of the color filters and note any change in the flicker rate . ( d ) ( e ) Repeat ( a ) and ( b ) looking at the ...
... note the speed at which the individual flashes seem to blend into one even light . ( c ) Repeat this with at least two of the color filters and note any change in the flicker rate . ( d ) ( e ) Repeat ( a ) and ( b ) looking at the ...
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Conception of the Universe | 2 |
Systems of Measuring Units and Some Basic Physical | 11 |
Energy and Related Concepts | 20 |
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