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Physical laboratory experiments : mechanics, optics and heat (1917)

Goodwin, H. M. (Harry Manley), 1870- · Boston : G. H. Ellis Co., Printers · leaf 224

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is the mean temperature of the surroundings, the loss of heat during the time thetemperature rises from ta to^2 will be exactly compensatedby gain of heat during the in-terval it is rising from sometemperature t^ to ta where ^^is just as far below ta as /gis above it. The resultant cor-rection will… … TfC. ta)iBs-0l). This may be written (ri-rj h + t. .)( 6o — ^1 ^1 + ^. , 0as tm = —7.— and i_^2Z2zl t.-ti But t, = ta— (^2 — ta) = 2ta hence the correction reduces at once to^1 2 (^2 l). rj and r^ are obtained by finding the tangent of the anglewhich the straight lines best representing the…

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