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Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -

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  1. SOLYENT, che same wich Disolvent, beins
  2. any. Corrolive Liguor, Or Menstruum, chac wil
  3. dissolve Bodies.
  4. SOLOTIO Chymica, is a resolvins any B0d
  5. into is Chrmical Principles; Wrhich are, Spirir
  6. Salt, Sulptiur, Parrh and NV ater.
  7. SOL.DFIO conrinui, is a Dissolution ot cheV
  8. niey and Continuiey oFthe PartS: A5 in Wounds
  9. VICerS, Fractures, C8C.
  10. SOLOTION, in Machematicks, isthe ansiver
  11. ins oF anx Ouection, or che Relolurion oF ans
  12. Problem.
  13. SOLOTTONE seodi Miliris Parliamenti, anc
  14. Saurione feodi Burgens Parliamenti, are Wrirs
  15. Wvhrereby Knighus oF che Stire and Bu
  16. recover cheir Allovance, il it be denied.
  17. esses ma
  18. SDMMMEKLOOS, or Slcepins Medicines, are
  19. Tuch which consictins oF Faetid Sulphureous Parrs
  20. disipare ane exrineuis che Animal Spirits, anc
  21. hinder etieir Inerease, evtence Follows Slecp. Blan-
  22. chard.
  23. SOPTISTTCATED, che same wich countertei
  24. ced, debased, or adulreraced; and is uluaily (pO
  25. Ken oF Wines, Chymical Prepararions, (9C. Whe
  26. they are noc imade sood in cheir Rinds, chro the
  27. Ararice oF che Compoler
  28. SOPORITEROVS. Sec somnis
  29. Ous
  30. SORITES, is a POrE OF Argumene composed o
  31. Several Propolirions, ot Wvtich che second depend
  32. uxon che first, the chird uxon che second, and sc
  33. Forvard.
  34. SORRO, is uneasiness in cheMind, upon che
  35. chouxhe oF a Cood lost, which mighe have Beer
  36. enjordlonser; or che sense ol a present Rvil
  37. SODND, scemsto be produced by chesubciler
  38. and more Ptheriat Parrs of che Air, beins formee
  39. and moditied into a grear manz (mail Mases 0
  40. Concextures, exaetly similar in Figure; vticti
  41. Contextures are made br che Collision and peculia
  42. Mocior ot the Sonorous Body, and Aying oA froi
  43. ic, are distused all around in etie Medium, anc
  44. chere do aHect rhe Orsan oF our Far in one anc
  45. che lame manner.
  46. Sound, Allo appears hot eo be produced u c
  47. Air, s0 much by che Cwitiness, a5 by che verrtrc
  48. guent Repercusions, and reciprocal Strakings ot
  49. The Sonorous Body.
  50. NII. Saac Vemion demonstrates, (in Prop. 43
  51. Lib. 2. OF his Principles;) Thac Sounds, because
  52. eher arise fromthe Fremulous Norion ot Bodies
  53. are nothing else buc the Propagarion of rhe Pulseo
  54. ehe Air. And ehis he saich, is contirmed by tho
  55. Creat Premors chacstrone and grave Sounds excir
  56. in Bodies round abour, a5 ehe Ringins oF BCIIS
  57. toise oF Cannon, (9c.
  58. And in anolster place he concludes, lhat sounds
  59. do noc contile I the Morion of any sther, Or finet
  60. Air, buc in che Agirarion of che Whole common
  61. Rir; Because he found by Fixperimenes, Thac che
  62. Motion of Sound depended on che Densiry oF ch
  63. Wrhole dir.
  64. moves 968 Fcet, Enslimtr, in a Sccond of Time
  65. P25. 370.
  66. On an ExpCriMENEOF Pathet Mersennus, in his Par
  67. monicts, thac an excended Scrins mada 104 Vibra
  68. tiont in 2 Second, wehen ic as an Vnisone vict
  69. theC, fa, Et Pipe oF an Organ, Wrhole Lerigth Was
  70. A Fooc open, and 2 FoOc Aop d, pas. 37.
  71. Why Ehe Sound ceales alvars evich the Morion
  72. OF che Sonorous Body; and Why chey reach etie
  73. Par equally Coon, Wrhen tar oH, or near: Flesem
  74. in Prop. 48. Cor. Wrtere he prores, ThactheNum.
  75. ber oF the Pulses propasaced, is alvars che veri
  76. Tame ich che Number ot che Vibrations ot chie
  77. Tremulous Body, aud char ches are nor by als
  78. means mulciplied a5 cher g0 From ic.
  79. The follomins Proxerties have bech veserved os
  80. Sound; in many os which, there is a near Re
  81. lation betrocen it and Lisht. FOF
  82. I. AS Lighe acquaims che Cye irti che distes
  83. rene Oualicies, Magnicudes, and Figures ot B0.
  84. dies, (0 Sound in likre manner informs the Far ot
  85. many ot che lame Thinss, inche sonorous Bodr.
  86. 2. AS Lishe preleny ranistres onthe Remoral, or
  87. Foral Declipse of rhe Radiarins Body, 50 a Soune
  88. peristres assoon asthe Vndularion oE che dir ceales
  89. which Morion boch produces and preserrect al
  90. Tounds.
  91. 3. The Dittusion ot Sound From che Sonorous
  92. Body is Spherical, likre che Radiarion of Lixhe
  93. From itS Cenrre.
  94. 4. A ereacer Sound drovns a lets, 25 a Breatet
  95. Lishe Fcclipses 2 lel5.
  96. SF0o Grear, Loud, or Shrill a Sound is Orentive
  97. and Injurious co the Far, a5 t00 great, and brighe a
  98. Ligluis torhe Fye.
  99. 6. Sound al(o (tike LighE) moves sensibly FrOm
  100. Place ro Place, tho nochins near (o Twitr as Lighu
  101. Tris Reflected likre Lighe trom all hard Bodies; ic
  102. is hindred avd retracted, by passino chro a Denter
  103. Nedium. Bur ic ditters From Lighe in rhis, that
  104. Whereas Lishr is alivars propasared in Righe
  105. Lines, the Norion ot Sound is almost alivares
  106. Curvilinear.
  107. 7. Sound also ditters much trom Lighe in chis,
  108. chac it is very much weatened by Winds, and such
  109. likre Morions OF the Air, wtich yet have no Ffect
  110. on Lighe. For Mersennnus. Computes, thac ehe
  111. Diamerer of che Sphere of a Sound heard acainst
  112. the Wind is near a chird Parr less, chan Wwhen com-
  113. ing wich che Wind.
  114. R A very Small quantity oF Body, serres Eore-
  115. Rect the Rays of Lighe: as we perceire manitest
  116. Iy in (mall peices of Lo0kins-glasCS, (9c. BuI
  117. there appears to be necessarr a Bodr of much larger
  118. Dimentions to Return a Sound, or romake an P.
  119. Cho.
  120. SOMNONI. Sec summons
  121. Sc
  122. Laxative
  123. SOLOTIV
  124. Ese tound by Bo0d Experiments, Thac a Sonne
  125. Supposins che Air, by the Pulse which cause
  126. Sound, eo be in a Morion, like chac oF the WV acer
  127. utien ies Waves roril; he calculares che Breadch ot
  128. che Pulse, or che Distance berween WVave ane
  129. trave, eobe in the Sonnds ot at opespes, dor
  130. ~ AS 10 Rehexion OF Sonnds: IB NBIETDC
  131. thac if one Hatiet dedt the Retlectins Body, ane
  132. the Sm de hec vet) salt oH, cho an lccho be
  133. produced, vet ic cannor be heard; becaule che Di
  134. scet and HCeAex Sourl, enter the Par almost au
  135. the same rime: Bur then the Sound appears to DC
  136. Aronger than ordinarr, and lasts longer: s special.
  137. Is iohen che Refexion is vade scom divers Bodieo
  138. bie chc Lenerh ot chose Pipec, vohict he Broune

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Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. - . Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/806933011:0748?run=74