Titlebook: Collected Papers; H. A. Lorentz Book 1935 Springer Netherlands 1935 Hermann von Helmholtz.atom.density.diffusion.dynamics.electricity.elec

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Positive and Negative Electricity,in the same way over the surface of a plate of resin. Everyone knows the different luminous phenomena visible at the two sets of sharp points of a Holtz machine, long pencils at the one side, at the other small spots of light, and in the same way the difference between the positive and the negative

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Anwendung der Kinetischen Theorien auf Elektronenbewegung, damit zusammenh?ngt auf das Verhalten der in ihnen befindlichen beweglichen Elektronen zurückzuführen. Dabei wird angenommen, dass diese sich in demselben Masse wie alle sonstigen beweglichen Teilchen an der W?rmebewegung beteiligen. Bei der Temperatur . ist die mittlere kinetische Energie eines Elektrons in . Bezeichnungsweise 3/2..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-3449-9Hermann von Helmholtz; atom; density; diffusion; dynamics; electricity; electron; electrons; energy; heat; met

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81776-1Those scientists, who first developed the ancient conception of matter as consisting of separate particles in constant motion, were mainly concerned with gaseous bodies. Subsequently, however, these methods proved to be applicable to a much wider field of investigation. Permit me to elucidate this, after a short introduction, by a few examples.

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The Methods of the Theory of Gases Extended to Other Fields,Those scientists, who first developed the ancient conception of matter as consisting of separate particles in constant motion, were mainly concerned with gaseous bodies. Subsequently, however, these methods proved to be applicable to a much wider field of investigation. Permit me to elucidate this, after a short introduction, by a few examples.