A course of experiments in physical measurement (1897)
Whiting, Harold, d. 1895 · Boston, D.C. Heath and Co. · leaf 197
a body istransferred from a heater or from a refrigerator toa calorimeter, there is always more or less heatgained or lost from exposure to the air. The timeof exposure should evidently be made as short aspossible. In pouring liquids, a glass funnel may beemployed; but the funnel must be warmed to… … 166 CALOEIMETRY. [Exp. 32. prevent the water from following the side of the beaker, the lip should be greased at the point h. The wet stem of a thermometer may also be used as a conductor, and with this advantage, that, since the thermal capacity is easily found (TT 90, 2) the heat required to…
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