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This Physics textbook was written in 1920 and will help students gain a solid understanding of the subject matter.  It is 436 page .pdf and includes valuable illustrations that will aid in student understanding. There are no test or answer keys, however each chapter will ask important questions and includes a review outline. Because there are no answer keys, it is suggested that students keep a physics science notebook. Within that notebook, they are to
– write out the exercises
– write their answers
– highlight their answers/or text that helped them develop their answers within the textbook
– notate by their answers the page number(s) of highlighted sections

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CONTENTS

Chapter I. Introduction And Measurement. Page

  • (1) Introduction1
  • (2) States of Matter4
  • (3) The Metric System8

Chapter II. Molecular Forces And Motions.

  • (1) Molecular Motions in Gases13
  • (2) Molecular Motions in Liquids18
  • (3) Molecular Forces in Liquids21
  • (4) Molecular Forces in Liquids and Solids27
  • (5) Molecular Forces in Solids31

Chapter III. Mechanics or Liquids.

  • (1) Liquid Pressure36
  • (2) Transmission of Liquid Pressure41
  • (3) Archimedes’ Principle47
  • (4) Density and Specific Gravity52 CHAPTER MECHANICS OF GASES.
  • (1) Weight and Pressure of the Air55
  • (2) Compressibility and Expansibility of the Air62
  • (3) Pneumatic Appliances66 CHAPTER FORCE AND MOTION.
  • (1) Force, how Measured and Represented79
  • (2) Newton’s Laws85
  • (3) Resolution of Forces96
  • (4) Moment of Force and Parallel Forces99
  • (5) Gravitation and Gravity103
  • (6) Falling Bodies109
  • (7) The Pendulum115 CHAPTER WORK AND ENERGY.
  • (1) Work and Energy119
  • (2) Power and Energy123
  • (3) The Lever and Simple Machines129
  • (4) Wheel and Axle and Pulley136
  • (5) Efficiency and the Inclined Plane142
  • (6) Friction and its Uses147
  • (7) Water Power152

CHAPTER VII. HEAT, ITS PRODUCTION AND TRANSMISSION.[Pg xiv]

  • (1) Sources and Effects of Heat159
  • (2) Temperature and Expansion162
  • (3) Expansion of Gases, Liquids and Solids167
  • (4) Modes of Transmitting Heat173
  • (5) Convection, Heating and Ventilation179
  • (6) The Moisture in the Air, Hygrometry191
  • (7) Evaporation196

Chapter VIII. Heat And Work.

  • (1) Heat Measurement and Specific Heat200
  • (2) Heat and Changes of State205
  • (3) Heat and Work212
  • (4) Heat Engines222 CHAPTER MAGNETISM.
  • (1) General Properties of Magnets228
  • (2) Theory of Magnetism, Magnetic Fields232
  • (3) The Earth’s Magnetism238 CHAPTER STATIC ELECTRICITY.
  • (1) Electrification and Electrical Charges243
  • (2) Electric Fields and Electrostatic Induction247
  • (3) Electric Theories, Distribution and Electric Charges252
  • (4) Potential, Capacity, and the Electric Condenser257
  • (5) Electrostatic Generators262

Chapter XI. Electric Currents Produced By Voltaic Cells.

  • (1) Electrical Currents and Circuits267
  • (2) The Simple Voltaic Cell and its Action270
  • (3) Practical Voltaic Cells274

Chapter XII. Magnetic Effects Of Electric Currents, And Electrical Measurements.

  • (1) The Magnetic Effect of Electric Currents279
  • (2) Electrical Measurements289
  • (3) Ohm’s Law and Electrical Circuits298
  • (4) Grouping of Cells and Measuring Resistance302 CHAPTER CHEMICAL AND HEAT EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC CURRENTS.
  • (1) The Chemical Effect of Electric Currents307
  • (2) The Storage Battery and Electric Power312
  • (3) The Heat Effect of Electric Currents318 CHAPTER INDUCED CURRENTS.
  • (1) Electromagnetic Induction326
  • (2) The Dynamo and the Motor335
  • (3) The Induction Coil and the Transformer343
  • (4) The Telephone349

Chapter XV. Sound.

  • (1) Sound, Source, Speed, Media354
  • (2) Waves and Wave Motion357
  • (3) Intensity and Pitch of Sound363
  • (4) Musical Scales and Resonance368
  • (5) Interference, Beats, Vibration of Strings374
  • (6) Tone Quality, Vibrating Plates and Air Columns384 CHAPTER LIGHT.
  • (1) Rectilinear Propagation of Light388
  • (2) Photometry and Law of Reflection393
  • (3) Mirrors and Formation of Images400
  • (4) Refraction of Light410
  • (5) The Formation of Images by Lenses416
  • (6) Optical Instruments423
  • (7) Color and Spectra430
  • (8) Nature of Light442 CHAPTER INVISIBLE RADIATIONS.
  • (1) Electric waves and Radioactivity448

Chapter XVIII. Wireless Telephony And Alternating Currents.

  • (1) Wireless Telephony460
  • (2) Alternating Currents466

INDEX487

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