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Page 701
... temperature of the colder body and a decrease in the temperature of the hotter body . A substance may absorb heat without an increase in temperature by changing from one physi- cal state ( or phase ) to another , as from a solid to a ...
... temperature of the colder body and a decrease in the temperature of the hotter body . A substance may absorb heat without an increase in temperature by changing from one physi- cal state ( or phase ) to another , as from a solid to a ...
Page 707
... temperature difference Atm ( in degrees Centigrade ) . Larger heat exchangers utilize a bundle of tubes through ... temperature . In the heat ex- changer , a temperature drop At , is required to transport the heat from the bulk of the ...
... temperature difference Atm ( in degrees Centigrade ) . Larger heat exchangers utilize a bundle of tubes through ... temperature . In the heat ex- changer , a temperature drop At , is required to transport the heat from the bulk of the ...
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... Temperature control . A number of temperature con- trol techniques are used in the field , including hot caps , cloches , plastic tunnels , and mulches of various types . Hot caps are cones of translucent paper or plastic placed over ...
... Temperature control . A number of temperature con- trol techniques are used in the field , including hot caps , cloches , plastic tunnels , and mulches of various types . Hot caps are cones of translucent paper or plastic placed over ...
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