Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 83
e of volume of the work-ing substance and of these areas. Coro//ary.-~The coefficient for specific heat at constantpressure is thus constant for elastic fluids.* Proposition 8,—The total quantity of heat absorbed oremitted by any fluid, in passing from any one condition,such as may be represented… … X/Xa - Fig. 5.—Rankines principle. direction of increasing volume, and until they becomeasymptotic with the axis of volumes. For, in Fig. 5, let this change take place between A andB. Then the work done-may be represented by A B x^ x^,and the variation of thermal energy hy A B C. . . X D A ;since…
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