Physical laboratory experiments : mechanics, optics and heat (1917)
Goodwin, H. M. (Harry Manley), 1870- · Boston : G. H. Ellis Co., Printers · leaf 219
otherfive minutes (better for eight or ten minutes), these data toserve for determining the final rate of gain or loss of heat. The preliminary readings furnish data for finding the tem-perature (which in general cannot be read), at the moment ofbeginning the operation, and for determining the rate… … Fig 9. CALORIMETRY 49 Curve a, figure 9, represents the general case in which thecalorimeter gains heat from the surroundings from A to B;the operation begins at B and heat is developed within thecalorimeter until the temperature has risen to C; at C the oper-ation ceases, but if certain parts of…
Physics · Mechanics
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