Text-book of general physics, for the use of colleges and scientific schools (1899)
Hastings, Charles Sheldon · Boston: Ginn & company · leaf 291
— as p approaches zero. Substituting in (25), (29) ET = P. To find the other elasticity. Er. let rr r2 (Fig. 184) beisothermals drawn on the pressure-volume diagram for a dif-ference of temperature of 1°. and. similarly. -qv ?;2. two con-secutive adiabatics. Then, in passing from the state jj1 toat… … (30) LJ. = LJL~ LJI OB OL Likewise, if the passagefrom the state 0 to thestate F be without gain orloss of heat, the pressurechanges by an amount rep-resented by XF. and thevolume by OX. There-fore. (31 1 p-— OX OA 1 If the mass of the gas considered be taken as a gram, theaddition of a quantity of…
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