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... shows the relation of heat to the three forms of matter - solid , liquid , and gaseous , -the direction of the arrows denoting the kind of change of physical state . Fig . 3 . Heat given out . Gas -Liquid SOURCES OF HEAT . 5.
... shows the relation of heat to the three forms of matter - solid , liquid , and gaseous , -the direction of the arrows denoting the kind of change of physical state . Fig . 3 . Heat given out . Gas -Liquid SOURCES OF HEAT . 5.
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... gaseous , liquid , and solid . It will be noticed that one and the same substance has different specific heats according as it is in the gaseous , liquid , or solid state . Specific heat of water = 1 . Gases . Liquids . Solids ...
... gaseous , liquid , and solid . It will be noticed that one and the same substance has different specific heats according as it is in the gaseous , liquid , or solid state . Specific heat of water = 1 . Gases . Liquids . Solids ...
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... gaseous or vaporous state is the same at all temperatures . Thus : - Between . Mean specific heat . Ice { -70 ° C. and 0 ° C. = 0.474 -20 0 = 0.504 29 Water { at 0 - 1.000 at 100 = 1.130 Steam = 0.480 CHAPTER IX . LATENT HEAT . § 85. If ...
... gaseous or vaporous state is the same at all temperatures . Thus : - Between . Mean specific heat . Ice { -70 ° C. and 0 ° C. = 0.474 -20 0 = 0.504 29 Water { at 0 - 1.000 at 100 = 1.130 Steam = 0.480 CHAPTER IX . LATENT HEAT . § 85. If ...
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... gaseous , consists of one or more substances which are called elements . The number of elements at present known is 64 . Some of these elements are gases , some liquids ; but the greater number are , under ordinary conditions , solid ...
... gaseous , consists of one or more substances which are called elements . The number of elements at present known is 64 . Some of these elements are gases , some liquids ; but the greater number are , under ordinary conditions , solid ...
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... gaseous element oxygen , or in common air ( which contains oxygen ) , the carbon gradually disappears , and a gas is formed resembling air— that is , colourless and transparent , having no smell , and only a feeble taste . The wasting ...
... gaseous element oxygen , or in common air ( which contains oxygen ) , the carbon gradually disappears , and a gas is formed resembling air— that is , colourless and transparent , having no smell , and only a feeble taste . The wasting ...
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