...investigation, with reference to this question, finds that it must be answered in the negative. (See a paper " On the Calorific Effects of Magneto-Electricity, and on the Mechanical Value of Heat; by JP Joule, Esq. ;" read before the British Association at Cork, in 1843, and subsequently communicated...

...on the clectric origin of the heat of combustion. ib. H. p. 302. Arch. de l'electr. 2. p. 80. Joule, on the calorific effects of magneto-electricity and on the mechanical value of keat. Lond. and. Ed. Ph. Mag. 23. p. 276. 347. Ohm, theoretische Ilerleitung der Gesetze, nach welchen...

...of contact exciting force. Experimental Researches, Series 17. Sec. 2071. 1840. JP JOULE, Esq. — On the Calorific effects of Magneto-Electricity and on the Mechanical value of heat, Philosophical Magazine, October, 1843. In the original Lectures I alluded very cursorily to gravitation...

...Proceedings of the Literary and Philosophical Socie;y of Manchester, 1848, vol. vii. part 8. Second Series. "On the Calorific Effects of Magneto-Electricity, and on the Mechanical Value of IleaV communicated to the British Association (Cork), August, 1848, and published Phil. Mag., October,...

...able to do. In August, 1843, Mr. Joule read a very important paper before the British Association, " On the Calorific Effects of Magneto-Electricity, and on the Mechanical Value of Heat." Previous to this time Peltier had discovered that in a thermo-electric pile, formed of bars of bismuth...

...Helmholtz, Faraday, Grove, LieUg and Carpenter. Edited by Dr. Edward L. Youmans, NY, 1865. Joule. — On the Calorific Effects of Magneto-Electricity, and on the Mechanical Value of Heat. Phil. Mag., Vol. XXIII., 1843. On the Mechanical Equivalent of Heat. Phil. Trans., 1850. On some Thermodynamic...

...Proceedings of the Literary and Philosophical Sociely of Manchester, 1843, vol. vil. part 8. Second Series. "On the Calorific Effects of Magneto-Electricity, and on the Mechanical Value of Heat," communicated to the British Association (Cork), August, 1843, and published Phil. Mag., October, 1843....

...number of conclusions of the highest importance to electro-chemistry. It was during these enquiries, which are marked -throughout by rare sagacity and...tough reading, and at the time it was written it must have appeared hopelessly entangled. This, I should ,think, was the reason why Faraday advised Mr. Joule...

...number of conclusions of the highest importance to electro-chemistry. It was during these enquiries, which are marked throughout by rare sagacity and originality,...tough reading, and at the time it was written it must have appeared hopelessly entangled. This, I should think, was the reason why Faraday advised Mr. Joule...

...leading the way towards a right appreciation of the general energies of the universe." Mr. Joule's paper " On the Calorific Effects of Magneto-Electricity, and on the Mechanical Value of Heat," appears in extcnso in " The Philosophical Magazine " for 1843. The first part of the paper related...