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When is nanoconfined water different from interfacial water?
Faraday DiscussAdvincula XR, Schran C, Michaelides A.
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The Cavendish experiment as Cavendish knew it
American Journal of Physics, 1987The Cavendish experiment is always interpreted now as a measurement of G, the universal gravitational constant, but that is an interpretation that Cavendish did not make. He thought that he had measured the mean density of the Earth, and he was only one of many experimenters measuring the density of the Earth by many methods during the 18th century.
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2020
Abstract Chapter 3 challenges the conventional understanding of Margaret Cavendish as a royalist, by focusing on her less-studied works of the early 1650s, when absolutist arguments were being pressed (by Davenant and others) in service of more flexible forms of allegiance.
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Abstract Chapter 3 challenges the conventional understanding of Margaret Cavendish as a royalist, by focusing on her less-studied works of the early 1650s, when absolutist arguments were being pressed (by Davenant and others) in service of more flexible forms of allegiance.
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1895 and the Cavendish connection
Australasian Radiology, 1996The period 1895 to 1897 was a vintage time for physical science, perhaps its greatest vintage ever, and one of the chief vineyards proved to be the Cavendish Laboratory for Experimental Physics down Free School Lane in the ancient English university town of Cambridge.
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Nature, 1974
Sir Edward Bullard recalls his early days at the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge where, under the watchful eye of Lord Rutherford, he worked, and struggled, as a research student in the company of people like Blackett, Kapitza, and Cockcroft.
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Sir Edward Bullard recalls his early days at the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge where, under the watchful eye of Lord Rutherford, he worked, and struggled, as a research student in the company of people like Blackett, Kapitza, and Cockcroft.
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European Journal of Physics, 1987
The article describes how the characteristic working pattern of the Cavendish Laboratory developed under the leadership of J.J. Thomson, being particularly stimulated by Rontgen's discovery and by the coincidental admission of research students from abroad, of whom Rutherford was among the first.
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The article describes how the characteristic working pattern of the Cavendish Laboratory developed under the leadership of J.J. Thomson, being particularly stimulated by Rontgen's discovery and by the coincidental admission of research students from abroad, of whom Rutherford was among the first.
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Margaret Cavendish on conceivability, possibility, and the case of colours
British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 2022Peter West
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