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Physics of the household (1914)

Lynde, Carleton John, b. 1872 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 118

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nductor of heatand that glass is a poor conductor of heat. When heat moves fromone part of a substance to another without visible motion of the partsof the substance, the method of heat movement is known as conduc-tion. The process of conduction is as follows: The moleculesof that part of the body… … FIG. 74. — Conduction in solids. away, and so on. Thus the energy of motion of the molecules,or heat, ntoves from the hot part of the body to the cooler part.We can make a rough comparison of the conducting power ofsolids by the experiment illustratedin Fig. 74. Rods of the solids arecoated with…

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