Experiments on the rate of heat transfer from a hot gas to a cooler metallic surface (1916)
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).\ij ^=1350 deg. C, ?«<;,.=9.8o8 From these values of nic^ at 1000 degrees and 1350 degreescentigrade, and those of Pier at 1831 degrees and 2110degrees centigrade, the values of the constants in the formula-mc^=a-\-bQ^ €6°^ ^ M^ were determined, which gave as a for-mula for the mean molecular… … o ejnssajj iubisuo^ ib iBajj ogpsdg sno9UB}UEjsui 76 Expressed in terms of mean specific heat this becomes ^;.^_^=.20i8+772 X io-0—25 X 10-^^2 +3.2 X lo-i^^ and in terms of instantaneous specific heat t/^=.20i8+ 1544X 10-^6—75 X io-=i92+i2.8 X lo^i^^ Converted to terms of the Fahrenheit scale, in…
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