Volume 102 (1812)

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London

26 articles

Articles

• Front Matter
  Anonymous (9 pages)
• On the Grounds of the Method Which Laplace Has Given in the Second Chapter of the Third Book of His Mécanique Céleste for Computing the Attractions of Spheroids of Every Description
  James Ivory (46 pages)
• On the Attractions of an Extensive Class of Spheroids
  J. Ivory (38 pages)
• An Account of Some Peculiarities in the Structure of the Organ of Hearing in the Balaena Mysticetus of Linnaeus
  Everard Home (10 pages)
• Chemical Researches on the Blood, and Some Other Animal Fluids
  William Thomas Brande (26 pages)
• Observations of a Comet, with Remarks on the Construction of Its Different Parts
  William Herschel (31 pages)
• On a Gaseous Compound of Carbonic Oxide and Chlorine
  John Davy (9 pages)
• A Narrative of the Eruption of a Volcano in the Sea off the Island of St. Michael
  S. Tillard (8 pages)
• On the Primitive Crystals of Carbonate of Lime, Bitter-Spar, and Iron-Spar
  William Hyde Wollaston (5 pages)
• Observations Intended to Show That the Progressive Motion of Snakes is Partly Performed by means of the Ribs
  Everard Home (10 pages)
• An Account of Some Experiments on the Combinations of Different Metals and Chlorine, &c
  John Davy (37 pages)
• Further Experiments and Observations on the Action of Poisons on the Animal System
  B. C. Brodie (24 pages)
• Meteorological Journal, Kept at the Apartments of the Royal Society, by Order of the President and Council
  Anonymous (27 pages)
• Errata
  Anonymous (2 pages)
• Observations of a Second Comet, with Remarks on Its Construction
  William Herschel (10 pages)
• Additional Experiments on the Muriatic and Oxymuriatic Acids
  William Henry (10 pages)
• Of the Attraction of Such Solids as are Terminated by Planes; and of Solids of Greatest Attraction
  Thomas Knight (66 pages)
• Of the Penetration of a Hemisphere by an Indefinite Number of Equal and Similar Cylinders
  Thomas Knight (5 pages)
• On the Motions of the Tendrils of Plants
  Thomas Andrew Knight (8 pages)
• Observations on the Measurement of Three Degrees of the Meridian Conducted in England by Lieut. Col. William Mudge
  Don Joseph Rodriguez (32 pages)
• An Account of Some Experiments on Different Combinations of Fluoric Acid
  John Davy (19 pages)
• On a Periscopic Camera Obscura and Microscope
  William Hyde Wollaston (10 pages)
• Further Experiments and Observations on the Influence of the Brain on the Generation of Animal Heat
  B. C. Brodie (18 pages)
• On the Different Structures and Situations of the Solvent Glands in the Digestive Organs of Birds, according to the Nature of Their Food and Particular Modes of Life
  Everard Home (19 pages)
• On Some Combinations of Phosphorus and Sulphur, and on Some Other Subjects of Chemical Inquiry
  Humphry Davy (12 pages)
• Back Matter
  Anonymous (16 pages)