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Specific heat of some calcium chloride solutions between -35° and 20° C (1910)

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orts to avoid conductionof heat from one vessel to the other. Particular care is taken toavoid transfer of heat between the incoming brine and the coverof the outer vessel. All the openings through the outer cover,except that for the stirrer shaft, are sealed, so that the whole outervessel may be… … Fig. 1.—Continuous-flow calorimeter for determining the specific heat of brine. C, calorimeterproper; S, brine coil; M, heating coil; P, stirrer; TC, thermo-couple; T, T, thermometercases. Dickinson,Mueller, George Specific Heat of Brines. 381 In operation, the calorimeter (C) is kept at the same…

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