Allen, Charles Ricketson, 1862- [from old catalog] · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 164
ve learned, as regardsthe effect of surface, color, etc.,when (a) radiant heat strikes the surface; (b) the body radiates heat. State in your note-book three common examples of theapplication of these facts. EXERCISE 13. SOLUTION. EXPERIMENT. Apparatus.—Five test-tubes; water, and means of warming… … Fig. 81. on absorption of heat 152 HEAT. Manipulation.—Part I. Take two test-tubes, place ineach 0.5 gram of powdered sugar; to one add 5 and tothe other 10 cu. cm. of warm water. Cork the tubes, andshake gently until all the sugar is dissolved ; then add asecond 0.5 gram to each, and so proceed as…
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