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Volume 150
Volume 150 (1860)
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
30 articles
Articles
Front Matter
Anonymous
(20 pages)
On the Analytical Theory of the Attraction of Solids Bounded by Surfaces of a Hypothetical Class Including the Ellipsoid
W. F. Donkin
(12 pages)
On an Extended Form of the Index Symbol in the Calculus of Operations
William Spottiswoode
(31 pages)
On the Resin of Ficus Rubiginosa, and a New Homologue of Benzylic Alcohol
Hugo Muller, Warren de la Rue
(15 pages)
On the Theory of Compound Colours, and the Relations of the Colours of the Spectrum
J. Clerk Maxwell
(31 pages)
On the Effect of the Presence of Metals and Metalloids upon the Electric Conducting Power of Pure Copper
A. Matthiessen, M. Holzmann
(9 pages)
On the Equation of Differences for an Equation of Any Order, and in Particular for the Equations of the Orders Two, Three, Four, and Five
Arthur Cayley
(21 pages)
On the Volumetric Relations of Ozone, and the Action of the Electrical Discharge on Oxygen and Other Gases
Peter G. Tait, Thomas Andrews
(21 pages)
On the Mathematical Theory of Sound
S. Earnshaw
(17 pages)
On the Lines of the Solar Spectrum
J. H. Gladstone, David Brewster
(18 pages)
On the Electric Conducting Power of Alloys
A. Matthiessen
(19 pages)
On the Specific Gravity of Alloys
A. Matthiessen
(9 pages)
Erratum: Supplement to Mr. Macquorn Rankine's Paper "On the Thermodynamic Theory of Steam-Engines with Dry Saturated Steam, and Its Application to Practice"
Anonymous
(2 pages)
The Bakerian Lecture: Experimental Researches to Determine the Density of Steam at Different Temperatures, and to Determine the Law of Expansion of Superheated Steam
Thomas Tate, William Fairbairn
(45 pages)
On a New Method of Approximation Applicable to Elliptic and Ultra-Elliptic Functions
Charles W. Merrifield
(6 pages)
On Quaternary Cubics
George Salmon
(12 pages)
On Isoprene and Caoutchine
C. Greville Williams
(16 pages)
On the Relation between Boiling-Point and Composition in Organic Compounds
Hermann Kopp
(21 pages)
On the Occurrence of Flint-Implements, Associated with the Remains of Animals of Extinct Species in Beds of a Late Geological Period, in France at Amiens and Abbeville, and in England at Hoxne
Joseph Prestwich
(51 pages)
On the Formulae Investigated by Dr. Brinkley for the General Term in the Development of Lagrange's Expression for the Summation of Series and for Successive Integrations
J. F. W. Herschel, Dr. Brinkley
(6 pages)
On the Thermal Effects of Fluids in Motion.--Part III. On the Changes of Temperature Experienced by Bodies Moving through Air
J. P. Joule, W. Thomson
(13 pages)
Reduction and Discussion of the Deviations of the Compass Observed on Board of All the Iron-Built Ships, and a Selection of the Wood-Built Steam-Ships in Her Majesty's Navy, and the Iron Steam-Ship 'Great Eastern'; Being a Report to the Hydrographer of the Admiralty
Frederick J. Evans
(47 pages)
On the Construction of a New Calorimeter for Determining the Radiating Powers of Surfaces in Air; and Its Application to the Surfaces of Various Mineral Substances
W. Hopkins
(31 pages)
Contributions to the History of the Phosphorus-Bases. First Memoir.
Augustus William Hofmann
(41 pages)
Contributions to the History of the Phosphorus-Bases. Second Memoir. Theory of Diatomic Bases. Diphosphonium-Compounds
Augustus William Hofmann
(49 pages)
Contributions to the History of the Phosphorus-Bases. Third Memoir. Phosphammonium and Phospharsonium-, Diarsonium-, and Arsammonium-Compounds
Augustus William Hofmann
(38 pages)
Researches on Foraminifera.--Fourth and Concluding Series
William B. Carpenter
(67 pages)
Researches on Sugar Formation in the Liver
Frederick William Pavy
(16 pages)
On the Distribution of Nerves to the Elementary Fibres of Striped Muscle
Lionel S. Beale
(11 pages)
Back Matter
Anonymous
(27 pages)