Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 29
s being above the axis. The point position of67 is therefore a position in which the atom is neither indififerenceattracted nor repelled, and to which it will tend to returnwhen slightly removed in either direction, and is called Limit ofthe limit of gravitation. gravitation. 2-i NATURAL… … Permanentmolecule. Positions ofindifference. Limits ofdissolution. Molecules of different orders; particles. will be attracted and return. Hence C, G, are positionssimilar to G, and are called limits9 of cohesion, G beingtermed the last limit of cohesion. An atom situated at anyone of these points…
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