Lecture

 1 III|        III: Cohesion - Chemical Affinity~We will first return for
 2 III|       next on our list Chemical Affinity. And thus you see we can
 3 III|     attraction we call chemical affinity, or the force of chemical
 4 III|      one to the other. Chemical affinity depends entirely upon the
 5 III|     more at large what chemical affinity is. I can prepare these
 6 IV |            Lecture IV: Chemical Affinity - Heat~We shall have to
 7 IV |   various phenomena of chemical affinity; and for this purpose, as
 8 IV |       of the action of chemical affinity overcoming the attraction
 9 IV |           Observe this chemical affinity traveling about the mass,
10 IV |        effects of this chemical affinity, but, to make the matter
11 IV |     consequence of the chemical affinity. Is not this changing two
12 IV |       manifestation of chemical affinity?~There is another remarkable
13 IV |        circumstance in chemical affinity, which is, that it is capable
14 IV |         their power of chemical affinity, and produce a body entirely
15 IV |      there is any deficiency of affinity between the carbon and oxygen,
16 IV |        condition to exert their affinity, you will see the difference. [
17 IV |      powers and effects of this affinity. There you see some charcoal
18 IV |       is the result of chemical affinity alone. [The tube was broken
19 IV |    nothing more than the common affinity always existing between
20 IV |   prevents the natural chemical affinity between the bodies from
21 IV |     rather call it, of chemical affinity. This attraction between
22 IV |       held down by its chemical affinity with other things, but still
23 IV |         sugar, as you saw. This affinity can thus act across substances,
24 IV |       to this force of chemical affinity. If I take a piece of phosphorus
25 IV |    there on account of chemical affinity (combustion being in all
26 IV |    cases the result of chemical affinity). The phosphorus is escaping
27 IV |       of chemical attraction or affinity is just as strikingly limited:
28 IV |      then, is on account of the affinity which the cotton has for
29 IV |      trace the laws of chemical affinity, and the wonderful variety
30 IV |      which is known as chemical affinity is to produce Heat and light;
31 IV |       in the action of chemical affinity to give light and heat,
32 IV |      light and heat by chemical affinity will subside as soon as
33 IV |      often overcoming, chemical affinity. Then how do we obtain heat?
34 IV |        by means of the chemical affinity we have just before been
35 IV |    obtain heat, not by chemical affinity alone, but by the pressure
36 V  |      the attraction of chemical affinity to the oxygen in the atmosphere.
37 V  | attraction of gravity, chemical affinity, adhesion, or electricity (
38 V  |      the attraction of chemical affinity, or of aggregation of particles,
39 VI |        of heat affects chemical affinity, and so forth, but we must
40 VI |       is the action of chemical affinity exerted between the zinc
41 VI |      you what a curious kind of affinity this is by an experiment
42 VI |       are all cases of chemical affinity, and I show them to make
43 VI |        strange kind of chemical affinity, and then to see how far
44 VI |        to convert this force of affinity into electricity or magnetism,
45 VI | destroyed the power of chemical affinity, but modified it in a wonderful
46 VI |         That shows you what the affinity is when we come to consider
47 VI |     send into the mine chemical affinity by means of this electricity;
48 VI |         circumstances, chemical affinity would not act. We may absolutely
49 VI |         power is still chemical affinity; that if we call the power
50 VI |         dependent upon chemical affinity in that fine lead-tree25,
51 VI |         to show you of chemical affinity producing electricity, and
52 VI |         again becoming chemical affinity. Let that suffice for the
53 VI |        electricity and chemical affinity to produce magnetism has
54 VI |        had been suspecting this affinity for a long time, and had