occupymore
space, are
beginning
a process
which if
carried
far will
disintegratethe
mass into
liquid,
and if
carried
farther
will
disintegrate
the
liquidinto
gas.
Conversely,
the
decrease
of bulk
which a
volume of
gas
undergoesas
it parts
with some
of its
molecular
motion, is
a decrease
which, if
theloss of
molecular
motion
proceeds,
will be
followed
by
liquefaction
and
eventuallyby
solidification.
And since
there is
no such
thing as a
constant
temperature,the
