The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 322
... heat a cube of iron in the fire , whofe heat is to be measured , and to plunge it into a given quantity of water , of a given heat ; the increafe of heat , allowing for the different denfities of the iron and water , gives the de- gree ...
... heat a cube of iron in the fire , whofe heat is to be measured , and to plunge it into a given quantity of water , of a given heat ; the increafe of heat , allowing for the different denfities of the iron and water , gives the de- gree ...
Page 323
... heat , proceeds regularly as before , up to the highest degree of fire that I have been able to pro- duce . · 3. They bear fudden alternatives of heat and cold ; may be dropped at once into intenfe fire , and , when they have received its ...
... heat , proceeds regularly as before , up to the highest degree of fire that I have been able to pro- duce . · 3. They bear fudden alternatives of heat and cold ; may be dropped at once into intenfe fire , and , when they have received its ...
Page 325
... heat is only 50 lower . The heat by which iron is run down among the fuel for cafting is 150 ° . • As the welding state of iron is a foftening or beginning fufion of the furface , it has been generally thought that catt iron would melt ...
... heat is only 50 lower . The heat by which iron is run down among the fuel for cafting is 150 ° . • As the welding state of iron is a foftening or beginning fufion of the furface , it has been generally thought that catt iron would melt ...
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