The thermal measurement of energy. Lectures delivered at the Philosophical Hall, Leeds (1901)
Griffiths, E. H. (Ernest Howard), 1851-1932 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 101
in the steady-flow method 90 Measurement of E^iergy there is practically no change of temperature in anypart of the apparatus during the experiment. There isno correction required for the thermal capacity of thecalorimeter; the external heat loss is more regular andcertain, and there is no question… … Fig. 16. Diagram of the arrangements for controlling the rate offlow of water. In work of this nature it is recognised as being of theutmost importance to be able to detect and eliminateconstant errors by varying the conditions of the experimentthrough as wide a range as possible. In addition…
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