equation 33.1 eq:expcav-newton-law

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equation 33.1: eq:expcav-newton-law33.1phenomenon 33.3: Gravitation acts between laboratory masses33.3phenomenon 33.12: The Earth is much denser than its crust33.12proposition 33.2: Celestial mechanics determines only the products Gm33.2proposition 33.6: The working formula of the torsion balance33.6equation 33.17: eq:expcav-mean-density33.17experiment : The Cavendish Torsion Balanceexperime…proof : ch:16-exp-cavendish@proof-2proofphenomenon 33.13: One constant serves the bench and the sky33.13proof : ch:16-exp-cavendish@proof-7proofproof : ch:16-exp-cavendish@proof-1proofequation 33.6: eq:expcav-torsion-period33.6proof : ch:16-exp-cavendish@proof-4proofphenomenon 33.4: A twisted fibre restores in proportion to the twist33.4

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