CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME.
PART V.
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Art. I.—Electro-Magnetic Experiments, forming a Sequel to the Memoir on the Application of Electro-Magnetism to the Movement of Machines; presented to the Royal Academy of Sciences of St. Petersburg. By M. H. Jacobi, Doctor of Science, and Professor at the University of Dorpat |
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Art. II — Results of the Observations made by the Magnetic Association in the year 1836. Göttingen: Edited by Carl Friedrich Gauss, and Wilhelm Weber |
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1. Introduction; by Prof. Gauss |
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2. Remarks on the Arrangement of Magnetical Observatories, and Description of the Instruments to be placed in them; by Prof. Weber |
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3. Method to be pursued during the Terms of Observation; by Prof. Gauss |
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4. Extract from the Daily Observations of Magnetic Declination during three years at Göttingen; by Prof. Gauss |
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5. Description of a small portable Apparatus for Measuring the Absolute Intensity of Terrestrial Magnetism; by Prof. Weber |
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6. On the Graphical Representations, and Table of Results; by Prof. Gauss |
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Art. III.—On the Combinations of Ammonia with Carbonic Acid. By Heinrich Rose, Professor of Chemistry in the University of Berlin |
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PART VI.
Art. IV.—Memoir on the Polarization of Heat. By Macedoine Melloni |
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Art. V.—General Theory of Terrestrial Magnetism. By Carl Friedrich Gauss, Professor in the University of Göttingen |
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Art. VI.—On a new Instrument for the direct Observation of the Changes in the Intensity of the Horizontal Portion of the Terrestrial Magnetic Force. By Carl Friedrich Gauss |
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