Elementary Treatise on Natural Philosophy, Volumen2

1+at adiabatic alcohol amount apparatus apparent expansion aqueous vapour atmosphere body boiler boiling boiling-point Boyle's law bulb called calorimeter carbon carbonic acid Centigrade centimetres centrifugal governor coefficient of expansion cold water column condensed conducting power containing cooling cubic centimetres cylinder degree denote dew-point diffusivity ebullition effect employed energy engine equal ether evaporation experiment external Fahrenheit fly-wheel freezing freezing-point gases given glass globe gramme Hence hygrometer Hygroscope increase indicated instrument lamp-black latent heat liquid lower mass maximum means measured melting mercury metal mixture motion observed obtained particles pass perature piston plate portion produced proportional quantity of heat radiation raised ratio rays Regnault relative density reservoir saturated scale slide-valve solid source of heat specific heat steam substance sulphuric acid suppose surface tempera thermal capacity thermometer tion tube ture vapour vapour of water vapour-pressure velocity vessel weight zero