XLIV.—Note on the general law which governs the expansibility of liquids

Abstract

MELTISG POIKTS OF CERTAIN IKORGANIC SUBSTANCES. 409 this analogy follows naturally from my formula. In effect, if the molecules are separated the one from the other to such a distance that the influence of the distance might be considered as vanishing, or of little consideration, it becomes nz = 0. On that hypothesis, my general formula is reduced to that which is admitted for a gas, and it becomes V = 1 + at.