not sup- occasion to exam- past been sadly ine it considerably neglected, ; posed that any chemically-pure metal does in- I have no hesi- and have relied up- crease in volume during the act of changing tancy in saying on it for certain that when the real from the: liquid to the solid state. The… … of 82 deg. before any ice forms, ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA ice is formed it is still at the same temperature as the water in which it is floating, but you published under the editorial supervision of the Scientific American. will observe that the ice could not. float if it Our belief that the time had…
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