La Ley de Amontons y las indagaciones sobre el aire en la Academia de Ciencias de París (1699-1710)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/asclepio.1995.v47.i1.451Abstract
About a century and a half separates the formulation of the laws of ideal gases stated by R. Boyle and J. L. Gay-Lussac. In fact, Gay-Lussac s laws for the air were anticipated by F. Haubskee and G. Amontons in the first decade of eighteenth century. This paper examines Amontons's results against the context of the investigations carried out on the air in the Paris Academy of Sciences.
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