Arithmetical Physics, book 4
Arithmetical Physics, book 4
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47), it is evident that when the water first begins to flow through the pipe time will be consumed in passing the several gratings, and the flow will be quicker as the gratings are fewer ; thus, a pipe with many gratings will correspond to a bad conductor, while one with few gratings will represent a good conductor. If we suppose the pipe to have side pouches, into which water can flow, time will be consumed in filling these pouches, and we have the analogue of specific heat. Again, if we suppo...se the pipe to be leaky along its whole length, the escape of water by the leaks will represent the loss by radiation and conduction ; finally, pressure on the sides of the pipe will correspond to temperature. In Digitized by Googk Exercises. ioi the language of the molecular theory of heat, the trans- mission of heat along the bar consists in a communication of motion from molecule to molecule until the end of the bar is reached. Time is required for this communication.
If the molecules have to be turned about their centres, or any internal motion to be given, time is consumed in giving this motion (specific heat), the moving molecules com- municate motion to the ether at the surface of the bar (radiation), and also to the air in contact with the sides of the bar (expansion of the air, and ultimately convection).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
47), it is evident that when the water first begins to flow through the pipe time will be consumed in passing the several gratings, and the flow will be quicker as the gratings are fewer ; thus, a pipe with many gratings will correspond to a bad conductor, while one with few gratings will represent a good conductor. If we suppose the pipe to have side pouches, into which water can flow, time will be consumed in filling these pouches, and we have the analogue of specific heat. Again, if we suppo...se the pipe to be leaky along its whole length, the escape of water by the leaks will represent the loss by radiation and conduction ; finally, pressure on the sides of the pipe will correspond to temperature. In Digitized by Googk Exercises. ioi the language of the molecular theory of heat, the trans- mission of heat along the bar consists in a communication of motion from molecule to molecule until the end of the bar is reached. Time is required for this communication.
If the molecules have to be turned about their centres, or any internal motion to be given, time is consumed in giving this motion (specific heat), the moving molecules com- municate motion to the ether at the surface of the bar (radiation), and also to the air in contact with the sides of the bar (expansion of the air, and ultimately convection).
What to read after Arithmetical Physics, book 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Josiah Woodward to read onlineMoreLess
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