Text-book of general physics, for the use of colleges and scientific schools (1899)
Hastings, Charles Sheldon · Boston: Ginn & company · leaf 203
be about28.3° C. As the hot water lost10,755 cal., and the water of themelted ice gained 2830 cal., thedifference, 7925 cal., must havebeen required to melt 100 gms.of ice. Hence, L = 79.25 cal. per gram. Fig. 146. 150. Bunsens Ice Calorimeter. — A valuable form of icecalorimeter has been devised… … BUNSE1PS ICE CALORIMETER. 193 sealed a test-tube, A. The other end of the stem is termi-nated by an iron collar, E, fitted with a stopper. S\ in whichis inserted a graduated tube. T. of fine bore. The collar B.the tube CD. and a portion of the bulb B are filled withmercury. The remainder of the…
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