Philosophical instructor, or, Webster's elements of natural philosophy : subdivided into principles and illustrations ; intended for academies, medical schools, and the popular class-room (1824)
Eaton, Amos, 1776-1842, Webster, John, fl. 1804-1824 · Albany : Printed by Websters and Skinners ... · leaf 117
l be greater, as velocities are al-ways equal when the moving forces are proportionalto the masses which they put in motion. Thereforethe quantity of liquid which issues through the samehole in the same time, is in proportion to the celerityof its motion ; and as the velocity of bodies in… … From the equal pressure of liquids in every direc-tion, the issuing velocity will always be the same atthe same depth, whether it proceed from a hole side-ways, downwards, or upwards. The greatest distance to which water spools fromdifferent holes in the side of a vessel, is from that holewhich is…
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![An illustration from Io. Bap. Portae Neopolitani de distillatione lib. IX : quibus certa methodo, multipliciq[ue] artificio, penitioribus naturae arcanis detectis, cuius libet mixti in propria elementa resolutio, perfectè docetur (1608)](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/ia-iobapportaeneopo00port-50-43.webp)
