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Extract from Academie Royal des Sciences, 1705 (Printed 1746). Original extract; clean, complete. In modern wraps. Scans available. Book.

Extract from Academie Royal des Sciences, 1705 (Printed 1746). Original extract; complete, clean. In modern wraps. Scans available. Book.

Extract from Acadamie Royal des Sciences, 1705 (Printed 1746). Original extract; clean, complete. In modern wraps. Scans available. Book.

Reiterees dans les Daves de L'Observatoire. Extract from Academie Royal des Sciences, 1705 (Printed 1746). Original extract; clean, complete. In modern wraps. Scans available. Book.

Extract from Academie Royal des Sciences, 1705 (Printed 1746). Original extract; clean, complete. In modern wraps. Scans available. Book.

Extract from Academie Royal des Sciences, 1705 (Printed 1746). Original extract; clean, complete. In modern wraps. Scans available. Book.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Amontons, Guillaume (1663-1705). "Discours sur quelques proprietes de l'Air & le moyen d'en connoitre la temperature dans tous les climats de la Terre" in Histoire et Memoires de l'Academie Royale des Sciences Annee 1702, printed in Amsterdam by Pierre Mortier, 1737. The paper appears in the section Memoires de Mathematique et de Physique. 153x95mm, (viii), 184;451pp, 12 folding plates, with the Amontons on pp 216-243. Bound in full leather, with raised bands and gilt-decorated dentelles, blindstamped decorated covers. Marbled pastedowns, though lacking the front and rear marbled endpapers. Very nice condition, very tight and square. There's a little bit of staining and a 1-inch tear on the title page, otherwise a very clean, crisp copy. [++] ".the other was an air thermometer independent of the atmospheric pressure. Air occupied the top of one of the branches of a U-shaped tube, and by its dilation it pushed down one of the mercury columns so that the other end of the branch formed a barometric chamber.In 1702 Amontons returned to thermometry. Having noted that water ceases to increase its temperature from the boiling point, he proposed that the latter be the fixed thermometric point. He also observed that for an equal elevation of temperature, the increase of pressure of a gas always exists in the same proportion, no matter what the initial pressure.The following year Amontons indicated practical ways of graduating ordinary alcohol thermometers, Also, returning to his observations of 1702, he proposed an explanation for certain natural catastrophes, such as earthquakes: If there is air very deep within the earth, it is extremely compressed and could reach an irresistible pressure as the result of a relatively small increase in temperature.Among Amonton's last works was a barometer with a U-tube, without an open surface of mercury, to be used on shipboard. Using the same receptacle and liquids whose coefficients of expansion differed, Amontons was able to establish as false the theory that liquids "condense and cool first, before expanding with approaching heat." The observed results were due only to the expansion of the containers. Also, using a barometer as an altimeter, he tried to verify the exactitude of Mariotte's (Boyle's) law at low pressures."--Complete Dictionary of Scientific Biography online. ALSO, see Parkinson "Breakthroughs" on Amonton, "[who] determines that heat, in addition to pressure, affects barometers" (1703).

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. AMONTONS, Guillaume. "Moyen de substituer commodement l'action du feu, a la force des hommes et des cheveaux pour mouvoir les Machines" and bound WITH: "De la resistance causee dans les Machines, tant par les frottemens des parties qui les composent, que par roideur des cordes qu'on y employe, & la maniere de calculer l'un & l'autre". Both of the papers appear in the same volume of "Suite des Memoires de Mathematique et de Physique de l'annee M. CCXIX tirees des Registres de l'Academie Royale des Sciences", Amsterdam, Pierre Mortier, 1734. 6.5x4" (168x100mm), paginated pp 151-366, with18 plates (six folding). Binding and Condition: full leather with raised bands. There is an old hand-lettered paper label on the spine, plus a small and tasteful bookplate and a small antiquarian rubber stamp on the title page a Very Good copy. [++] The first paper. "Moyens." ("Means of conveniently substituting the action of fire for the force of men and horses in order to move machines", with "move" meaning to drive the machine, to power the machine) appears on pp 159-179, and discusses Amontons' extraordinary "moulin a feu", a "fire windmill", or hot air engine. (The apparatus would heat the water, the expanding air then pushing the water into upper cells of the machine, which would forcemovment in the wheel by forcing water in upper cell to rotate the wheel.) The paper is illustrated with an engraving of the machine that is accompanied by a very thorough description of how it works and the numerous experiments conducted by Amontons on it. It is a very early appearance for what it is, preceding Robert Stirling's 1818 engine, which was the first of its kind set to a practical application. [++] "De la resistance causee." ("On the resistance caused in machines, both by the rubbing of the parts that compose them and by the stiffness of the cords that one uses in them, and the way of calculating both), appears on pp 259-286 (with five plates of data) . This is the statement of Amontons' law: "According to Amontons law, increasing the temperature of a gas while holding its volume constant increases the pressure of the gas. When gas particles heat up and gain energy, they move faster. This increases their collisions with each other and their container, causing greater pressure."--Wolfram Research. [++]".this behaviour of friction was rediscovered by Amontons (and is) now called Amontons' law of friction and holds for various systems at first approximation. The ratio of the friction force to the loading force is called the friction coefficient and according to Amontons' law, this coefficient does not depend on the loading force or the apparent contact area."--Otsuki &Matsukawa, "Systematic Breakdown of Amontons' Law of Friction for an Elastic Object Locally Obeying Amontons' Law", 2 April 2013. [++]"Amontons (1663 -1705) was a French scientific instrument inventor and physicist (and) pioneer in studying the problem of friction. Among his contributions to scientific instrumentation were improvements to the barometer, hygrometer, and thermometer, particularly for use of these instruments at sea."--Wikipedia [++] "Between 1650-1750,Papin, Somerset, Savary, Newcomen opened the way to the steam engine.Amontons.was the first to propose in 1699 a heat-engine, using the expansion of air to provide the motive power. He called his machine a "fire-mill" which was a hot air engine with external combustion using the imbalance of water to generate direct rotation. His objective was clear and the title of his writing is explicit and says it all. His machine was meant for being used on an industrial scale. The fundamental principle leading his invention was to use heat to create mechanical work, which is the principle of all modern heat engine of our days."--Hot Air Engines dot org [++] WRITE for longer description!

. 16 cm. 17 h., 170 pág., 5 h., blanca, 7 h. Frontis grabado por P. Le Pautre. Ilustr. con 7 láminas de grabados con instrumentos de medición. Marca tipográfica en portada, frisos, viñetas y capitales decoradas. Enc. de época en plena piel, lomera cuajada, con nervios y tejuelo, cantos algo rozados, cortes dorados. Anotación manuscrita de antiguo poseedor. * Ejemplar en muy buen estado de un tratado del físico francés de formación autodidacta Guillaume Amontons (1663-1705). El autor destacó como investigador de las leyes de fricción e inventor de instrumentos científicos, especialmente para medir la temperatura, trabajos a los que se dedicó intensamente tras una enfermedad que le privó del sentido del oído siendo aún joven.

(Paris, Jean Boudot, 1706). 4to. Without wrappers. Extracted from "Mémoires de l'Academie des Sciences. Année 1705". Pp. 83-87. First printing.

(Paris, Jean Boudot, 1706). 4to. Without wrappers. Extracted from "Mémoires de l'Academie des Sciences. Année 1705". Pp. 119-124. First appearance of an important paper on the way to determinate absolute zero temperature. Amontons reports here on some phenomena he had observed while studying the proper way to calibrate his own air thermometer.

(Paris, Jean Boudot, 1706). 4to. Without wrappers. Extracted from "Mémoires de l'Academie des Sciences. Année 1705". Pp. 75-80 a. 2 textillustrations. First apperance of one of Amontons' last papers in which he further studies the effects and relations of air temperature to pressure, evaporation and freezing. Out of this he gained a vision of an absolute zero, reached when gases could contract no more.

(Paris, Jean Boudot, 1706). 4to. Without wrappers. Extracted from "Mémoires de l'Academie des Sciences. Année 1705". Pp. 229-232, 232-234, 234-236 a. 267-272. First apperance of one of Amontons last papers on the barometer. He develops, after having noted that barometers are affected by heat as well as by the weight of the atmosphere, his mercury barometer.

A Paris, Chez Gabriel Martin, Jean-Baptiste Coignard Fils, Hippolyte Guerin, rue S. Jacques, 1730, 1 volume in-4 de 260x200 mm environ, 1 f. blanc, 4 ff. (titre avec large vignette, table pour l'Histoire, table pour les Mémoires), 154-395 pages, 1 f.blanc, plein veau moucheté brun, dos à 5 nerfs portant titres et date dorés sur pièces en maroquin bordeaux, orné de caissons à motifs dorés, coupes dorées, gardes marbrées, tranches mouchetées de rouge. Avec 8 planches dépliantes, et des figures dans le texte. Quelques frottements et épidermures sur le cuir, ex-libris manuscrit sur la page de titre, des pages légèrement brunies, sinon bon état. Table pour l'Histoire : Physique Générale : Sur un nouveau Baromètre à l'usage de la mer - Sur la dilatation des Vaisseaux par la chaleur - Sur l'Aiman & sur l'aiguille aimantée - Sur la rarefaction & la condensation de l'air - Sur une irrégularité de quelques Baromètres - Sur les Tuyaux capillaires - Sur un nouvel Instrument appelé Manomètre - Sur les différentes hauteurs de la Seine en différens Tems - Diverses observations de Physique generale - Mémoire sur l'Ambre jaune. - Anatomie : Sur les structures des Reins - Sur une matrice double - Diverses observations anatomiques. - Chimie : Sur le Camphre - Sur la Gratiole - Sur la generation du Fer - Diverses observations chimiques. - Botanique : Observation Botanique. - Arithmétique : Sur les Carrés magiques. - Algèbre : Sur une méthode générale pour la résolution des Equations. - Géométrie : Sur les Tangentes & les Sécantes des Arcs circulaires - Sur les forces centrales des Planètes. - Astronomie : Sur les Satellites de Saturne - Sur une nouvelle methode pour les Longitudes - Sur les taches du Soleil. - Géographie - Méchanique : Sur la résistance d. s solides, & sur la courbure des Ressorts pliés - Sur les proportions nécessaires au diamètres des Tuyaux, pour donner précisément certaines quantités d'eau déterminées - Machines ou Inventions approuvées par l'Académie en 1705 - Eloge de M. Bernoulli - Eloge de M. Amontons.

(Paris, Jean Boudot, 1702). 4to. Without wrappers. Extracted from "Mémoires de l'Academie des Sciences. Année 1699". Pp. 112-126 and 1 engraved plate. (showing the "Moulin a Feu" Textillustrations. First apperance of this classic paper in which Amontons decribes his invention of a thermic motor."As early as 1699 Amontons proposed a thermic motor: a machine using hot air and external combustion with direct rotation. The experiments carried on in connection with this machine led him to note that ordinary air going from the temperature of ice to that of boiling water increases in volume by about one third."(DSB I, p. 139).Together with L'HOPITAL "Methode Facil pour trouver un Solide Rond qui étant mû dans un Fluide en repos paralellement." 1699/1702. Pp. 107-112.

Couverture rigide. Condition: Bon. font. [32]-170-[9] pp. et 7 À Paris, chez Jean Jombert, 1695, in-12, font. [32]-170-[9] pp. et 7 pl, Basane havane de l'époque, dos à nerfs fleuronné, tranches rouges, Première et unique édition, rare, de ce livre sur la construction et l'usage de plusieurs instruments scientifiques, dont une clepsydre, représentée sur le beau frontispice gravé par Le Pautre ; Amontons propose ici, de nouveau, l'usage de la clepsydre en mer pour résoudre le problème du calcul de la longitude. C'est le seul ouvrage jamais publié par ce scientifique mécanicien, qui avait été frappé de surdité à l'adolescence : il lui valut sa nomination à l'Académie des sciences. Guillaume Amontons (1663-1705) étudia les sciences, les mathématiques, la mécanique céleste, le dessin, l'arpentage et l'architecture. Dès 1687, il présenta un hygromètre qui fut considéré comme un véritable chef-d'oeuvre ; il peut également être considéré comme le "père" du télégraphe aérien, après avoir fait une démonstration en 1690 dans le Jardin du Luxembourg. Étiquette ex-libris J. Laissus. Reliure épidermée. Feuillets brunis, rousseurs. Polak, n° 84. DSB I, p. 138.

FULL VOLUME 1st AMSTERDAM EDITION OF AMONTONS' DESCRIPTION OF HIS CONSTANT VOLUME AIR THERMOMETER, a device that functioned "independent of the atmospheric pressure). In other words, this is "Amontons' account of his invention of the first thermometer with which temperature was measured by the pressure of air."(Magie "A Source book in Physics," pp. 128. In Amontons' invention, "air occupied the top of one of the branches of a U-shaped tube, and by its dilation it pushed down one of the mercury columns so that the other end of the branch formed a barometric chamber" (Dictionary of Scientific Biography 1, 138). His device evolved from the work of Galileo, Boyle, and others. In the paper offered here, Amontons describes that process as well as the construction and function of his invention. As stated (but here in a bit more detail) Amontons' thermometer consisted of a U-shaped tube ending in a bulb, filled with mercury, the long end of the tube being 45 inches, the height of the long arm being the measure of the "spring" which the air, in the region above the mercury in the big bulb, had obtained. Guillaume Amontons, (1663 - 1705) was a French physicist and inventor of scientific instruments, best known for his work on friction (see separate offering below) and the subject of the work offered here, temperature measurement. WE SEPARATELY OFFER: 1699 FIRST EDITION OF GUILLAUME AMONTONS'S TWO PAPERS ESTABLISHING THE CONCEPT OF FRICTION AS WELL AS THE LAW OF PROPORTIONALITY, the idea that frictional force is proportional to normal forces. CONDITION & DETAILS: In: Histoire de L'Academie Royale des Sciences. Annee 1702. Amsterdam: Pierre Mortier. Ex-libris bearing only a small, old, and discreet stamp on the title page. 13 engraved copperplates (including frontispiece); many in-text illustrations; 12mo (7 x 4 inches). Handsomely rebound in full calf. 5 raised bands at the gilt-lettered spine. Tight and solid. Marbled endpapers. Bright and clean inside and out.

(Paris, Jean Boudot, 1704). 4to. Without wrappers. Extracted from "Mémoires de l'Academie des Sciences. Année 1702". Pp. 155-174 a. textillustrations. First appearance of this paper in which Amontons describes his invention, construction and function of his air thermomer. He thus improves on Gallileo's design by using air pressure instead of volume. The paper is the earliest study in this field, and Amontions concludes "that unequal masses of air under equal weights invcrease equally the force of their spring for equal degrees of heat" Fifteen years later Gay-lussac performed the same experiments with better technique and results - the Gay-Lussac laws.The paper "contains Amontons' account of the first thermometer with which temperature was measured by the pressure of air."(Magie "A Source book in Physics", pp. 128 ff.)."His first scientific production was a Hygrometer in 1687.The other was an air thermometer independent of the atmospheric pressure. Air occupied the top of one of the branches of a U-shaped tube, and by its dilation it pushed down one of the mercury columns so that the other end ofthe branch formed a barometric chamber."(DSB I, p. 138 a).Parkinson "Breakthroughs", 1702 M).

(Paris, Jean Boudot, 1702). 4to. Without wrappers. Extracted from "Mémoires de l'Academie des Sciences. Année 1699". Pp. 206-227 a. 5 large engraved plates (tables). Textillustrations. Last leaf with a small paperloss in inner margin First appearance of a milestone paper on the friction loss of energy in machines, hereby establishing the basic concepts of friction."In the same year (1699) Amontons produced the first known study on the question of losses caused by friction in machines. He then established the las of proportionality between friction an the mutual pressure of the bodies in contact." (DSB I, p. 138).

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A Paris, Chez Charles Estienne Hochereau, 1720, 1 volume in-4 de 260x200 mm environ, 1 f.blanc, 4 ff. (titre, table pour l'histoire, table pour les mémoires)-140-336 pages, 1f.blanc, reliure veau brun tacheté, dos à 5 nerfs portant titres et date dorés sur pièces en maroquin bordeaux, orné de caissons à motifs dorés, coupes dorées, gardes marbrées de couleurs, tranches mouchetées de rouge. Avec 12 planches dépliantes+ 1 double (planche II, p. 94), et des figures dans le texte. Frottements et petites taches sur le cuir, petites épidermures, quelques pages brunies, un ex-libris manuscrit sur la page de titre, sinon bon état. Table pour l'Histoire : Physique Générale : Sur une nouvelle Propriété de l'Air, & une nouvelle Construction de Thermometre - Sur les Effets du Ressort de l'Air dans la Poudre à Canon, & dans le Tonnerre - Sur la Cause de la Refraction - Diverses Observations de Physique generale - Anatomie : Sur des Pierres dans les Parois de la Vessie - Diverses Observations Anatomiques - Chimie : Sur des Expériences faites à un Miroir ardent convexe - Diverses observations Chimiques - Botanique : Sur la Perpendicularité des Tiges par rapport à l'horizon - Observations Botaniques - Géométrie : Sur les Tangentes d'un genre de Courbes - Sur les Quadratures - Sur la Courbe que décrivent les rayons de lumière - Sur la section indéfinie des Arcs circulaires, & la maniere d'en déduire les Sinus des Arcs donnés - Sur une nouvelle Méthode concernant le Calcul intégral - Astronomie : Sur des Apparitions de Cometes - Sur l'Astrolabe - Diverses observations Astronomiques - Géographie : Sur le Rapport des Mesures Itinéraires anciennes avec les modernes - Sur la Mesure de la Terre faite à Snellius - Sur une ancienne Communication de la Méditerranée & de la Mer Rouge - Hidrographie : Sur les Cartes Hidrographiques - Acoustique : Sur l'application des Sons harmoniques des Jeux d'Orgues - Mechanique : Sur la maniere de tailler les Meules pour des Verre hyperboliques, & en general de tourner tous les Conoïdes - De la réductions des mouvemens des Animaux aux loix de la Mechanique - Sur la Résistance des Solides - Sur quelques Arcs employez dans l'Architecture - Sur la Résistance des Cilindres creux & solides - De la Figure des Fusées des Horloges à ressort - Sur la force necessaire pour remonter les Bateaux - Sur la Machine du Pere Sebastien, rapportée dans l'Histoire de 1699 p. 116 & 285 - Machines ou Inventions approuvées par l'Académie en 1702 - Eloge de feu M. Tuillier.

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