Brechner, Claude H., 1887- [from old catalog] · Boston, New York [etc.] Allyn and Bacon · leaf 39
h heat of fusion.The principle is slightly different, for the heatis used to raise the temperature of the water,instead of to melt the ice. (See § 16.) Theeffect is much greater than it would be if theHot Water body were mercury or alcohol or any substanceBottle. whose specific heat is less than… … CHAPTER IIEXPANSION 33. Expansion. — One effect of heat is to make themolecules of a body vibrate faster. This increase in speedcauses the molecules to take up more space. The mole-cules themselves do not get any larger, but they requiremore free space in which to vibrate. Suppose a number of…
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