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 1 I  |   will at once see that the mass of water which turns the
 2 II |    the velocity of a moving mass can act as motive force.
 3 II |  The velocity of the moving mass, M, is thus capable of raising
 4 II |     capable of raising this mass; that is to say, in the
 5 II |  the vis viva of the moving mass. It is equal to the work,
 6 II | foot-pounds, which the same mass can exert after its velocity
 7 II | weight and that of a moving mass - may merge into one another.
 8 II |   In the points a and b the mass has no velocity; at the
 9 II |     the greater part of the mass of the powder is converted
10 II |  heated that the phosphoric mass ignites, teaches this fact.
11 III|    expansion of the gaseous mass.~How much heat the various
12 III|    The velocity of a moving mass can do work, but in doing
13 III|    of the unalterability of mass, and the unalterability