Wright, Mark R., 1854- · London : Longmans · leaf 33
lbs. of silver, or5^ lbs. of glass ; and the respec-tive capacities for heat are there-fore —, —, — and — units.21 II 16 II Put 30 grams of white beeswaxin a saucer half-full of water andplace all in an oven until the wax ismelted ; allow it to cool. When itfirst solidifies cut round the edges.Let… … Fig. 19 some time in boiling oil. The iron melting the wax, falls through first, followed by the^copper ; lead and bismuth are unable to struggle through (fig. 19). Heat as a Quantity. Specific Heat 25 The rate at which the cylinders pass through depends on(i) their density, (2) the amount of heat…
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