Cooke, Josiah Parsons, 1827-1894 · Boston, Little, Brown and Company · leaf 577
hechange of volume which took place at melting. Some of theresults obtained by Kopp are represented in Figs. 397, 398,399, and 400. Here, as in Figs. 381 and 386, the abscissas of * Philosophical Magazine, 1850, Vol. XXXVII. p. 123.t Annalcn der Chemie und Pharmacie, Band XCIII. s. 5. 652 CHEMICAL… … Fig. 3D7. Fig. 398. expands very regularly, like other solids, until it reaches 44°, itsmelting-point, when a sudden expansion, amounting to about0.035 of the original volume, takes place. After melting, theexpansion continues, with tolerable regularity, as before. Ice, onthe other hand (Pig. 398),…
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