coulomb's law definition

Coulomb's law (1785)

-Style, done by two magnetic pole which is one on the other, is proportional to the strength of the mekanitisme-straight poles and comparable back with quadratic distance between the two poles.

-Style, done by two objects (which are each electrically charged) the one on the other, is comparable to the barrel with a strong electrical charge of the objects and comparable feedback with quadratic distance between the two objects.

Boyle's law (1662) and Boyle's law-Gay Lussac (1802)

 

Boyle's law (1662) and Boyle's law-Gay Lussac (1802)

Boyle's law (1662

"If a quantity of something ideal gas (i.e. quantity according to weight) has a constant temperature, so also the result times the volume and pressure is constant number".

Boyle's law-Gay Lussac (1802)

"For a given quantity of an ideal gas (i.e. quantity according to weight) product of pressure and volume is divided by the absolute temperature is a constant"

Bernoulli's law (1738) and Boyle's law (1662)

Bernoulli's law (1738) and Boyle's law (1662)

"For liquid substances, which cannot be suppressed and that flow is stationary, the amount of energy of motion, energy and constant pressure is power".

Boyle's law (1662)

"If a quantity of something ideal gas (i.e. quantity according to weight) has a constant temperature, so also the result times the volume and pressure is constant number".

TOPIC: Avogadro's law (1811)

TOPIC: Avogadro's law (1811)

"If two kinds of gas (or more) of the same volume, then the gases just as much as the number of molecules, respectively, from the same temperature and pressure, and also

Archimedes ' law (+ 250 BCE)

Archimedes ' law (+ 250 BCE)

"If an object is dipped into the liquid, then something that thing will get the same amount of pressure with the infiltration of liquid weighing by the object".