FREE BOOKS

Author's List




PREV.   NEXT  
|<   234   235   236   237   238   239   240   241   242   243   244   245   246   247   248   249   250   >>  
Development of the Incandescent Electric Lamp." "Color and Its Applications," and "Light and Shade and Their Applications," are two books by Luckiesh which deal with lighting from unique points of view. "The Language of Color," by Luckiesh, aims to present what is definitely known regarding the expressiveness and impressiveness of color. W. P. Gerhard has supplied a volume on "The American Practice of Gaspiping and Gas Lighting in Buildings," and Leeds and Butterfield one on "Acetylene." A recent book in French by V. Trudelle treats "Lumiere Electrique et ses differentes Applications au Theatre." Many books treat of photometry, power-plants, etc., but these are omitted because they deal with phases of light which have not been discussed in the present volume. "Light Energy," by Cleaves, is a large volume devoted to light-therapy, germicidal action of radiant energy, etc. References to individual articles will often be found in the various indexes of publications. THE END INDEX Aaron, 43 Accidents: 8; street-lighting in relation to, 225 _et seq._; percentage (table) of, due to improper lighting, 231 Acetylene: 62; light-yield of, 106, 107, 170, 187, 191 Actinic rays: effect of, upon human organism, 275 Africa, public lighting in ancient, 31 Agni, god of fire, 40 Air-pump, 130 Air-raids, 225 Alaska, 18, 29 Alchemy, 20 Aleutians, 18 Alexandria, 43, 163 Allylene, 106 Aluminum, 108, 179, 180 Amiens, Treaty of, 69 Amylene, 106 Aniline dyes, 106 Animal: distinction between, and human being, 3; 15; production of light, 24 _et seq._; sources of light, 30, 31; oils, 51 Antimony, 294 Antioch, 153 Arago, 114, 196 Archbishop of Canterbury, 49 Archimedes, 19 Arc: lamps, 69, 89; electric, 111 _et seq._; distinction between spark and, 112; Davy's notes on electric, 113; formation of, 115, 116; Staite and enclosed, 117, 118; principle of enclosed, 118, 119; types of, 120; flame-, 121, 122; luminous, 122; electric, 127; luminous efficiency of electric (table), 124; 160 _et seq._; -lamp in lighthouses, 168 _et seq._; magnetite-, 187; 261 Ardois system of signaling, 199 Argand, Ami: 52; inaugurates new era in artificial lighting, 53, 54; 63, 70, 76, 77, 78, 97, 167, 196 Argon, 137 Aristophanes, "The Clouds," 19 Art Museums, 9, 13, 322, 323 Asbestos, 170 Asia: public lighting in ancient, 31,
PREV.   NEXT  
|<   234   235   236   237   238   239   240   241   242   243   244   245   246   247   248   249   250   >>  



Top keywords:

lighting

 
electric
 

volume

 
Applications
 
enclosed
 

luminous

 

Acetylene

 

public

 
ancient
 
distinction

Luckiesh
 

present

 

Antimony

 

Canterbury

 

Antioch

 

Archimedes

 

Archbishop

 

Amiens

 
Treaty
 
Aluminum

Allylene

 

Aleutians

 

Alexandria

 

Amylene

 

Aniline

 

production

 
formation
 
sources
 

Animal

 
inaugurates

artificial

 
Asbestos
 

Museums

 
Aristophanes
 
Clouds
 

Argand

 
Incandescent
 

principle

 

Staite

 
Alchemy

Electric

 

Development

 

Ardois

 

system

 

signaling

 

magnetite

 
efficiency
 

lighthouses

 

photometry

 

plants