New observations concerning the colours of chin transparent bodies, shewing those phaenomena to be Inflections of Light, and that the Newtonian fits of easy transmission and reflexion derived from them have no existence, but fail equally in their establishment and in their application by Newton, to account for the Colours of Natural Bodies

Jordan, Gibbes Walker New observations concerning the colours of chin transparent bodies, shewing those phaenomena to be Inflections of Light, and that the Newtonian fits of easy transmission and reflexion derived from them have no existence, but fail equally in their establishment and in their application by Newton, to account for the Colours of Natural Bodies London Cadell and Davies 1800 Elektronische Version: https://books.google.de/books?id=0mn7puhj2mEC JORDAN, Gibbes Walker: New observations concerning the colours of thin transparent bodies, shewing those phaenomena to be Inflections of Light, and that the Newtonian fits of easy transmission and reflexion derived from them have no existence, but fail equally in their establishment and in their application by Newton, to account for the Colours of Natural Bodies. London : Cadell and Davies, 1800