VOCABULARY. 



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inclinaison, gradient, descent, de- 

 clivity, inclination, slope, rise, 

 inclusion, inclusion. 



That which is inclosed within the 

 mass of another. 



incongelable, incongealable. 



Which cannot be frozen. 

 incruster, to incrust, to incrustate. 



To form a crust or coating on the 

 surface of, to coat, overlay. 



inducteur, adj. inducing. 

 inductor. 



Any part of an apparatus which acts 



by induction on another or is so acted 



upon. 



systeme d' inducteur, field, 

 induction, induction. 



The process by which a body having 

 electrical or magnetic properties calls 

 forth similar properties in a neighbor- 

 ing body without direct contact. 



induit, armature. 

 infirmer, to point out the weak- 

 ness of. 

 infusible, infusible. 



Incapable of being dissolved or 

 melted. 



inge"nieur e*lectricien, electrical 



engineer. 



- architecte, engineering archi- 

 tect, 

 installation mobile, movable 



plant, 

 intercaler, intercalate. 



To insert between others. 

 intermol6culaire, intermolecular. 



Between molecules ; among the 

 smallest particles of a substance. 



interrupteur, interrupter, contact- 

 breaker. 



iode, iodine. 



iodure d'argent, iodide of silver. 



de potassium, iodide of potas- 

 sium. 



irisation, irisation ; the process 

 of rendering iridescent; irides- 

 cence. 



isolation, insulation. 



That state in which the communica- 

 tion of electricity or heat to other 

 bodies is prevented by the interposi- 

 tion of a non-conductor. 



isolement, insulation. 

 isoler, to insulate. 



Jante (de roue), rim, felloe, tire. 

 jet6e, mole, jetty, pier. 



jeter un pont, to form, lay, con- 

 struct, throw a bridge, 

 jointif, jointed. 



Kilogramme (= 1000 grammes), 

 kilogram (2.2046 pounds). 



kilogrammometre, kilogram- 

 metre, kilogram meter. 



kilometre, kilometer (0.62137 



mile). 



kilowatt, kilowatt (1000 watts), 

 kilo-watt-heure, kilo-watt-hour. 



