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In science, Alexis Thérèse Petit (1791-1820) was a French physicist noted for his 1818 publication on the efficiencies of air-engines and steam-engines and for his 1817 work with French physicial chemist Pierre Dulong in the correction of Newton's law of cooling. [1]
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, the French sociologist and philosopher who is generally credited with having coined the term sociology and who first outlined the subject of "
social physics
". Physics, for Comte, was his most difficult class, because, in his own words, Petit "went too fast". [3]
References 1. Whewell, William. (1866).
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. [1] More notably, in 1819 they discovered that the specific heat of any solid element multiplied by its atomic weight is approximately equal to a constant. [2] This has come to be known as
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Dulong-Petit law for the specific heat capacity of metals.
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