is fairly filled with ice, the heat from outside melts ice in C and the temperature remains at zero; no ice is melted in B. If the lids be now removed and a hot body be placed in Ay the lids being quickly replaced, some of the ice in B is melted by the heat emitted by the hot body in cooling down… … Fig. 19. found from the same equation as in § 48 above. For if M, Tand C be the mass, temperature and specific neat of the sub-stance, m the mass of the water formed, we have MCT=-he&tgiven out by substance in cooling from T° to zero = heat usedin melting m grammes of ice = raZ, Even in this…
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