Millikan, Robert Andrews, Gale, Henry Gordon · Boston : Ginn and Co. · leaf 211
e gain in weight of thewater is 16..5 g., we know that 16.5 g. ofsteam have been condensed. If the rise intemperature of the water is from 10° C. to30° C, we know that 500 x (30-10) = 10,000calories of heat have entered the water. IfX represents the number of calories givenup by 1 g. of steam in… … Fi. 177. treat of vaporiza-tion of water BOILING 183 process it gives up 16.5 x (100 — 30) = 1155 calories. Therefore, equat-ing the heat gained by the water to the heat lost by the steam, we have 10,000 = 16.5 X + 1155, or a; = 536. • This is the method usually employed for finding the heat…
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