If we compare Dalton's diagrams of the two oxides of carbon or of the three oxides of nitrogen that are given in the preceding table, we at once see the necessity of this law; for the more complex molecule has to be formed from the simpler one by the addition of one or more whole atoms. In the oxides of carbon the same weight of carbon must be combined with weights of oxygen that are as 2, and in the oxides of nitrogen a fixed weight of nitrogen must be in union with weights of oxygen that are as 1: 2: 2, which are the same ratios as 2: 4: r. [Please select]
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The distinguishable harmonics of the tonic yield the ratios 1:2, 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, and 4:7. [Please select]
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But even these ratios lead to inaccurate results unless the objects are moving in all directions equally (see Figure 8). [Please select]
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, which produce those musical tones which are consonant, are in definite and small mathematical ratios to each other. [Please select]
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The relative fares are as the ratios four, six, and nine. [Please select]
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Ratios of measured to predicted values were used for basal metabolism (H_{br}) and minimum wet thermal conductance (C_{mwr}). [Please select]
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