 | 1858 - 374 páginas
...of water is robbed of its heat on one hand by the colder ice, and the other badly conducting urface cannot afford warmth enough to keep the water liquid....heat by surrounding "them with ice. Thus, as has been shown, metals adhere to melting ice." Royal Physical Society. Wednesday, 2±tk March 185S. — WILLIAM... | |
 | 1859 - 448 páginas
...the film of water is robbed of its heat on one hand by the colder ice, and the other badly-conductiug surface cannot afford warmth enough to keep the water...heat by surrounding them with ice. Thus, as has been shown, metals adhere to melting ice." NEW METHOD OF INCREASING THE DURABILITY OF ENGRAVED COPPER PLATES.... | |
 | 1859 - 448 páginas
...other badly-conducting surface cannot afford warmth enough to keep the water liquid. " This effect ia well seen by the instant freezing of a piece of ice...heat by surrounding them with ice. Thus, as has been shown, metals adhere to melting ice." NEW METHOD OF INCREASING THE DURABILITY OF ENGRAVED COPPER PLATES.... | |
 | 1859 - 450 páginas
...the film of water is robbed of its heat on one hand by the colder ice, and the other badly-condueting surface cannot afford warmth enough to keep the water...worsted glove even when on a warm hand. But metals may net so, provided they are prevented from conveying heat by surrounding them with ice. Thus, as has... | |
 | 1859 - 348 páginas
...enongh to keep the water liquid. "This effeet is well seen by the instant freezing of a pieee of iee to a worsted glove even when on a warm hand. But metals may aet so, provided thoy are prevented from eonveying heat by surronnding them with iee. Thns, as has... | |
 | 1859 - 478 páginas
...enongh to keep the water liquid. " This effeet is well seen by the instant freezing of a pieee of iee to a worsted glove even when on a warm hand. But metals may aet so, provided they are prevented from eonveying heat by surronnding them with iee. Thus, as has... | |
 | Royal Society of Edinburgh - 1862 - 684 páginas
...ice surfaces colder than itself. The former equilibrium is now destroyed. The films AB&a and A'B'&V were kept in a liquid or semi-liquid state by the...heat by surrounding them with ice. Thus, as has been shown, metals adhere to melting ice." Edinburgh, 19th April 1858. The following Donations to the Library... | |
 | 1858 - 598 páginas
...the film of water is robbed of its heat on one hand by the colder ice, and the other badly conducting surface cannot afford warmth enough to keep the water...heat by surrounding them with ice. Thus, as has been shown, metals adhere to melting ice. — Proc. Royal Society of Edinburgh. . ', * I incline to think... | |
 | 1860 - 702 páginas
...1858. -JDF a liquid state by the beat communicated to them by the perfect water beyond. That is DOW removed, and the film in question has ice colder than...glove even when on a warm hand. But metals may act to, provided they are prevented from conveying heat by surrounding them with ice. Thus, as has been... | |
 | Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) - 1858 - 538 páginas
...colder than itself on both sides. Part of the sensible heat it possesses is given to the neighboring strata which have less heat than itself, and the intercepted...heat by surrounding them with ice. Thus, as has been shown, metals adhere to melting ice. "Edinburgh, April 19." JDF" • " I incline to think that water,... | |
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... surface cannot afford warmth enough to keep the water liquid. " This effect is well seen by the instant freezing of a piece of ice to a worsted glove even when on a warm hand. But metals may act so, provided they are prevented from conveying heat... 