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the common work on borders a lot. KatarzynaStocklosa. 27 - 29 September 2012 In this Report you will find: 2 Introduction 3 Organizers 4 Participants 9 Programmeof the Seminar 12 Brief Report of the Seminar [...] twinning, and examples of functional cooperation, lately also within the framework of the EU. Her main finding is that this cooperation has been largely an “elite game”, which has had no visible “trickle down” [...] research original and third-party research on divided cities on the Polish-German border. The first finding is that the border was, and is still, perceived differently by different people: some feared it while
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internship report derived from the internship experience. 2. Recommendations • Which problems did you find and are there already solutions or do you have any recommendations? Are your recommendations feasible
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presented his results. Yet the scient- ists at these meetings were not really inter- ested in his findings and did not respond – ac- tually they did not even criticize his results even though they were far
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scientific thinking and innovation with the brewer’s interest in highly accurate measurements. His findings and publications greatly improved the efficiency of many 19th century industrial machines and processes [...] heat could neither be created nor destroyed. Joule’s theory was so controversial that he could not find a scientific journal to publish it. It first appeared in a local Manchester newspaper. Finally he [...] become chemically attached and deliver charge. By carefully measuring currents, Joule was able to find the “affinity” of oxygen with plates of various elements. He then compared this with the heat produced
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g theory. Through letters, Thomson and Joule discussed their experiments and argued about their findings. Over a few years, and many letters, Thomson became more convinced of Joule’s theory of heat, and [...] temperature that accompanies expansion of a gas when there is no work done, or heat transferred. Their findings led to a greater acceptance of Joule’s work in the scientific community. One of the more popular
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with this issue. However, Rumford published 1 The background of these experiments was the idea to find out which part of the (visible) spectrum might affect lenses in a telescope in the most significant [...] energy dis- sipation (and in this respect entropy) had been developed, both Joule’s and Carnot’s findings were no longer in contradiction. In some sense, this contradiction together with the growing ac- [...] is relevant for the acceptance of Joule’s work in the British scientific community: Ignoring his findings may in part be explained by the fact that Joule was a brewery owner in Man- chester. Even though
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have some conceptual problems with your results, they appear to be valid, and I will support your findings in the future.” Joule smiled back, and a feeling of deep satisfaction was in this smile: he knew [...] time, and he knew that after convincing Thomson, other scientists would also start to believe his findings. James Prescott Joule, the owner of a Manchester brewery, succeeded in determining experimentally [...] called by then) and the principle of energy conservation. From the contradiction between Joule’s findings and the established Carnot cycle, scientists – among them William Thomson – developed the concept
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……… ……………………………………… b. A simplified iconic representation of Joule’s experimental device, you can find in a video at the following address: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZbTZN6V7YI&feature=topics Which [...] ………………………………………………………………………………… Activity 6 In the archive of the Royal Society of England one can find the volumes of the journal Philosophical Transactions into which the articles by Joule about the
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several groups of three chemical elements that behave very similar to each other in reactions. He could find several combina- tions of elements, and there were always three elements. Moreover, these elements [...] to identify several new elements. The more elements were known to chemists, the easier it became to find sub- stances that behaved similar. Figure 3 Mendeleev’s structuring of the elements. http://upload [...] undiscovered” (Moseley 1913, 713). In some sense, Moseley acts very similar to Mendeleev – he was able to find another math- ematical relation that described properties of the atoms, however, there were some gaps