Brechner, Claude H., 1887- [from old catalog] · Boston, New York [etc.] Allyn and Bacon · leaf 14
ngthrough, the glass feels cold. If you touch a piece of blackcloth lying in sunshine, it feels warm. Either form of heat may be changed into the other. Sen-sible heat in the glowing coals of the fireplace starts out as TEMPERATURE 3 radiant heat, or vibration in ether; but when it strikes you,it… … Taking the Temperature of Steam over Boiling Water toDetermine the Boiling Point. negative in meaning, and refers to the absence of heat. Colddoes not come into your house; but heat goes out, leaving itcold, or without heat. 3. Temperature. — Since the terms hot and cold do notgive us a definite…
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