As these facts are of the utmost importance in the theory of heat, it may be useful to verify them by direct experiment.
No means occurred to him by which he could ascertain, by direct experiment, the temperatures at which water would boil under pressures less than that of the atmosphere.
The second corroboration of the theory is by direct experiment, according to the canon of the Method of Difference.
Larmor, in the same work, states that "the atomicity of electricity is coming within the scope of direct experiment.
Some causes indeed there are which are more potent than any counteracting causes to which they are commonly exposed; and accordingly there are some truths in medicine which are sufficiently proved by direct experiment.
It has also been shown by direct experiment that on reducing an oxide with carbon, the oxygen contained in the oxide is transferred to the carbon, and gives the same gas that is obtained by the combustion of carbon in air.
Lastly, Tolmatscheff,[267] by direct experiment, has found its action to resemble closely that of hydric cyanide.
Lesser[94] has established, by direct experiment, that it is not possible to make any permanent mark on the skin by the application even of the strongest commercial acid (40 per cent.
Dannenberg has shown by direct experiment that a poisonous dose of phosphorus may be introduced into spirits or coffee, and the mixture have but little odour or taste of phosphorus.
But the determination by direct experiment gives a larger value.
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