XLVI. Researches upon the heat developed in combustion, and in the condensation of vapours. Read before the French Insitute on the 24th of February and 30th of November 1812

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XLVI. Researches upon the heat developed in combustion, and in the condensation of vapours. Read before the French Insitute on the 24th of February and 30th of November 1812

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Apr 1813 English Publisher:Informa UK LimitedJournal:The Philosophical Magazine, volume 41, pages 285-297 (issn: 1941-5796, eissn: 1941-580X,

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XLVI. Researches upon the heat developed in combustion, and in the condensation of vapours. Read before the French Insitute on the 24th of February and 30th of November 1812

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(1813). XLVI. Researches upon the heat developed in combustion, and in the condensation of vapours. Read before the French Insitute on the 24th of February and 30th of November 1812. The Philosophical Magazine: Vol. 41, No. 180, pp. 285-297.

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