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 1 I(4)  |      sulphate of copper, becomes solid, the heat which retained
 2 II    |       and is true of every other solid - they are all held together
 3 II    |    actually build them up into a solid wall by pressure between
 4 II    |          that they are no longer solid, will, as the water cools,
 5 II    |         to say, come back to the solid form. [The lecturer here
 6 II    |      pieces.] There! you see the solid glass has suddenly become
 7 II(13)|      crystallizes in the form of solid cubes, which, aggregated
 8 II    |  different directions within the solid mass.~ ~
 9 III   |         particles of bodies - of solid bodies - attract each other,
10 III   |     power of attraction that the solid substance is destroyed altogether.
11 III   |        it; and while part of the solid water is becoming liquid,
12 III   |          northern regions is all solid ice and icebergs, while
13 III   |       when water passes from the solid to the liquid state. If
14 III   |         the fact that whenever a solid body loses some of that
15 III   |        means of which it remains solid, heat is absorbed; and if,
16 III   |          convert a liquid into a solid, e. g., water into ice,
17 III   | disturbed, will at once become a solid; and as I explained to you
18 III   |        by reason of its becoming solid heat is evolved, and I can
19 III   |      bulb; there! it is becoming solid; and look at the colored
20 III   |       You have now seen that the solid water can become fluid by
21 III   |       temperature, will become a solid; but if we apply heat to
22 III   |          am about to submit this solid body to the same kind of
23 IV    |        together as a liquid or a solid, there is also another force,
24 IV    |    liquid condition and then the solid condition. We never combine
25 IV    |         the lecture it will be a solid stone - a wet stone, no
26 IV    |          doubt, but more or less solid - in consequence of the
27 IV    |      changing two liquids into a solid body a wonderful manifestation
28 IV    |          its power of liquefying solid bodies and vaporizing liquid