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LII. On the principle of Nicol's rhomb, and on some improved forms of rhombs for procuring beams of plane-polarized light

XV. An examination of the applicability of Mr. Alexander's formula for the elastic force of steam, to the elastic force of the vapours of the liquids as found by the experiments of M. Regnault

XXXI. On the law of the expansion of the gases by increase of temperature

XX. A reply to the observations of Prof. Le Conte, M.D., respecting the adequacy of Laplace's suggestion for a correction in the theory of sound

L. On the laws of the expansion of the transparent liquids by increase of temperature

XXXV. A mathematical discussion of the properties of the air thermometer with respect to its fitness for determining the instantaneous changes of temperature of its contained air, arising from sudden changes of density

IX. Observations upon a paper by M. De la Rive “on the auroræ boreales,” in the supplement to the Philosophical Magazine for June 1862

LXI. On the definition of the temperature of bodies, and on its measurement by thermometers

VII. On the fourth law of the relations of the elastic force, density, and temperature in gases; as sequel to a paper on the same subject in the philosophical magazine for September 1853

XLVII. On the properties of compound double-refracting rhombs