Perpetual Motion :: CONTENTS

CONTENTS

For Summarized Table of Contents, see page 358 et seq.

	Page
Introduction	3
Preface	7–10
Introductory Essay	11–21
Chapter I.
Devices by Means of Wheels and Weights	22–67
Chapter II.
Devices by Means of Rolling Weights and Inclined Planes	68–75
Chapter III.
Hydraulic and Hydro-Mechanical Devices	76–117
Chapter IV.
Pneumatic Siphon and Hydro-Pneumatic Devices	118–162
Chapter V.
Magnetic Devices	163–174
Chapter VI.
Devices Utilizing Capillary Attraction and Physical Affinity	175–194
Chapter VII.
Liquid Air as a Means of Perpetual Motion	195–196
Chapter VIII.
Radium and Radio-Active Substances Considered as a Conceived Source of Perpetual Motion	197–199
Chapter IX.
Perpetual Motion Devices Attempting Its Attainment by a Misconception of the Relation of Momentum and Energy	200–211
Chapter X.
The Alleged Inventions of Edward Sommerset, Sixth Earl and Second Marquis of Worcester, and of Jean Ernest Eli-Bessler (Councillor) Orffyreus	212–255
Chapter XI.
Conservation of Energy. A Discussion of the Relation of the Doctrine of Conservation of Energy, and the Possibility of Perpetual Motion	256–269
Chapter XII.
Will Perpetual Motion Ever Be Accomplished? A Discussion by the Author, with a Review of the Opinions of Eminent Scientists on the Subject	270–357

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