Elementary Treatise on Natural Philosophy: Heat.1874

1+aT absorbed alcohol amount of heat apparatus apparent expansion atmosphere body boiler boiling boiling-point Boyle's law bulb called calorimeter carbon carbonic acid Centigrade coefficient of expansion cold condensed conducting power consists containing cooling cubic cylinder degree denote density dew-point diathermancy ebullition effect employed energy engine equal equation equivalent ether evaporation experiment external Fahrenheit freezing freezing mixture freezing-point gases given glass globe heat of fusion heat required hygrometer inch increase indicated instrument lamp-black latent heat liquid lower manometer mass maximum tension means measure melting metal millimetres mixture motion observed obtained pass perature piston placed plate platinum portion produced quantity of heat radiation raise ratio rays Regnault relative density reservoir saturated slide-valve solid source of heat specific heat steam substance sulphuric acid Suppose surface tempera temperature thermal capacity thermometer tion tube ture vapour vapour-tensions variations velocity vessel volume weight zero