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Household physics (1919)

Brechner, Claude H., 1887- [from old catalog] · Boston, New York [etc.] Allyn and Bacon · leaf 57

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is usually tacked heavy paper,and then the siding or weather-board. Inside the studdingthe plaster lath is nailed, and then the plaster is spread Figure 29. — Cross Section of aThermos Bottle. 46 HEAT TRANSFERENCE over this. This constitutes the complete wall, except forthe wall paper usually… … Sheathing Figure 30. — Cross Section of the Wall of a House. Sometimes in cold countries an extra set of lath andplaster is put in between the studding, making also an extraair space. 55. Clothes. — Winter clothing is usually made of non-conductors. We wear light cotton clothes in summer andheavy…

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