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Physics of the household (1914)

Lynde, Carleton John, b. 1872 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 97

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when cooled. This is the law of expansionand contraction. Rates of expansion. — It has been found by careful experi-ment that^aJLsolids ajKUalkliquids have different rates of ex-pansion, but that all gases have the same rate of expansion?)These properties can be illustrated by means of the… … FIG. 60. — Solids and liquids expand at different rates, all gases at the same rate. on the outside of the curve. This shows that brass has a greaterrate of expansion than steel. It is found by experiments of adifferent kind that brass expands about | as much as steel foran equal change in…

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