he ice was melting the temperature difference between thecalorimeter and jacket was directly indicated by a thermoelement.The readings every half minute (zero setting 15) show that thecalorimeter temperature dropped steadily below that of the jacket(see Fig. 9) to a point where the galvanometer… … 39 40 41 TIME IN MINUTES Fig. 9 are set forth in order, and show the method of computing thequantity of heat involved in this correction. Stirring (3).—The stirring was very constant as shown by theparabolic speed indicator mentioned before, and the power supplyof 0.051 watts at the speed employed…
Specific heat and latent heat · Heat flow, thermal and thermodynamic processes
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