The thermal measurement of energy. Lectures delivered at the Philosophical Hall, Leeds (1901)
Griffiths, E. H. (Ernest Howard), 1851-1932 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 136
btained by this apparatus cannot ofcourse (in the absence of elaborate precautions) lay claimto a high order of accuracy, yet, in the hands of a capablestudent, the probable error should not exceed 1 to 2 per cent.A higher order of accuracy would be useless, for the errors inthermometry would,… … Fig. 18. 1. Description of the apparatus. In the machine 1 This account of the apparatus has, by the kind permission ofMr G. F. C. Searle, been copied from the not e-book prepared by him for the 126 Measurement of Energy used for this experiment, a vertical spindle carries at its upperend a brass…
Heat, Mechanical equivalent of
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