Thomas Henry Huxley about motion (“The Advance of Science in the Last Half-Century”, 1887) - It was proved that no destruction took place, but that an exact equivalent of the energy of the lost molar motion appears as that of the molecular motion, or motion of the smallest particles of a body, which constitutes heat.
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“ It was proved that no destruction took place, but that an exact equivalent of the energy of the lost molar motion appears as that of the molecular motion, or motion of the smallest particles of a body, which constitutes heat. ”
 Thomas Henry Huxley, The Advance of Science in the Last Half-Century (1887). copy citation

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Thomas Henry Huxley about motion (“The Advance of Science in the Last Half-Century”, 1887) - It was proved that no destruction took place, but that an exact equivalent of the energy of the lost molar motion appears as that of the molecular motion, or motion of the smallest particles of a body, which constitutes heat.
Thomas Henry Huxley about motion (“The Advance of Science in the Last Half-Century”, 1887) - It was proved that no destruction took place, but that an exact equivalent of the energy of the lost molar motion appears as that of the molecular motion, or motion of the smallest particles of a body, which constitutes heat.