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| Scientific laws are supposed to reveal the very seams of reality, the boundary limits of what is possible. They are supposed to hold true all of the time. I want to explore them and become familiar with them. Here are the 22 entries on Laws in the index of the book: The Logical Leap, by David Harriman (p 272): 1) law of Avogadro 2) law of buoyancy 3) law of circular motion 4) law of constant composition 5) law of combining gas volumes 6) law of electrolysis 7) law of free fall 8) law of gaseous diffusion 9) law of gaseous heat conduction 10) law of gravitation 11) law of heat capacities 12) law of ideal gases 13) law of inclined plane motion 14) law of Mendeleyev 15) law of motion (first) 16) law of motion (second) 17) law of motion (third) 18) law of multiple proportions 19) law of pendulums 20) law of planetary motion 21) law of refraction 22) law of viscosity There are certainly other laws, but you have to start somewhere. These 22 should suffice for my purposes. Ed | ||||
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