 | 1858 - 374 páginas
...gradual * regelation' in the water which touches the ice, leaving the interior water in possession of it? full dose of latent heat, and also of a temperature...water, will preserve its proper internal temperature below 32°; but, instead of regelation taking place, the surface is being gradually thawed. This is... | |
 | Royal Society of Edinburgh - 1862 - 684 páginas
...1858, 8vo. — From the Editors. of a temperature which nmy slightly exceed 32°. By similar reatoning, a small body of ice, inclosed in a large mass of water, will preserve its proper internal temperature below 32° ; but, instead of regelation taking place, the surface is being gradually thawed. This is... | |
 | 1858 - 598 páginas
...opportunity of verifying the conjectnr*. My idea is, that the invasion of cold from the surrounding ice i« spent in producing a very gradual " regelation " in...exceed 32°. By similar reasoning, a small body of ice, enclosed in a large mass of water, will preserve its proper internal temperature below 32° ; but,... | |
 | 1858 - 950 páginas
...in these circumstances, may, though surrounded by ice, have a fixed temperature somewhat higher thun what is called 32°. But I have not yet had an opportunity...water, will preserve its proper internal temperature below 32° ; but, instead of regelatiun taking place, the surface is being gradually thawed. This is... | |
 | 1860 - 702 páginas
...that the invasion of cold from the surrounding ice is spent in producing a very gradual ' regclatiou ' in the water which touches the ice, leaving the interior...exceed 32°. By similar reasoning, a small body of ice, enclosed in a large mass of water, will preserve its proper internal temperature below 32° ; but,... | |
 | Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) - 1858 - 538 páginas
...'regelation ' in the water which touches the ice, leaving the interior water in possession of its full doge of latent heat, and also of a temperature which may...water, will preserve its proper internal temperature below 32° ; but, instead of regelation taking place, the surface is being gradually thawed. This is... | |
 | 1858 - 976 páginas
...its full dose of latent heat, and also of a temperature which may slightly exceed 1(2°. By ximilar reasoning, a small body of ice, inclosed In a large...water, will preserve its proper internal temperature btlox 32°; but. instead of regelation taking place, the surface is being gradually thawed. This is... | |
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... what is called 32°. But I have not yet had an opportunity of verifying the conjecture. [My idea is, that the invasion of cold from the surrounding ice is spent in producing a very gradual ' regelation ' in the water which touches the ice, leaving... 