John Tyndall's "The Forms of Water" is a scientific treatise detailing the physical states and behaviors of water. This work was influential in popularizing scientific understanding of glaciology and meteorology in the 19th century.
Sources for John Tyndall — The Forms of Water
John Tyndall — The Forms of Water in Earth Science
Held in the Earth Science chamber of the Babel Nexus Index.
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