Elements of Natural Philosophy for the Use of Schools And Academies
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DISTRIBUTION OF HEAT. A. CONDUCTION. 211. Illustration of Conduction. If heat is applied to one end of a bar of metal, it is slowly propagated through the substance of the bar, producing a rise of temperature 140 ELEMENTS OF which is first perceptible near the heated end, and after- wards in more remote portions. The transmission of heat from molecule to molecule through the substance of the body is called conduction. If the application of heat to one end of the bar is continued for a sufficien...tly long time, and with great steadiness, the differ- ent portions of the bar will at length cease to rise in tempera- ture, and will retain steadily the temperatures which they have acquired. We may thus distinguish two stages in the experi- ment : ist, the variable stage, during which all portions of the baf are rising in temperature ; and 2d, the permanent state, which may subsist for any length of time without alteration. In the former, the bar is gaining heat ; that is, it is receiving more heat from the source than it gives out to surrounding bodies.
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DISTRIBUTION OF HEAT. A. CONDUCTION. 211. Illustration of Conduction. If heat is applied to one end of a bar of metal, it is slowly propagated through the substance of the bar, producing a rise of temperature 140 ELEMENTS OF which is first perceptible near the heated end, and after- wards in more remote portions. The transmission of heat from molecule to molecule through the substance of the body is called conduction. If the application of heat to one end of the bar is continued for a sufficien...tly long time, and with great steadiness, the differ- ent portions of the bar will at length cease to rise in tempera- ture, and will retain steadily the temperatures which they have acquired. We may thus distinguish two stages in the experi- ment : ist, the variable stage, during which all portions of the baf are rising in temperature ; and 2d, the permanent state, which may subsist for any length of time without alteration. In the former, the bar is gaining heat ; that is, it is receiving more heat from the source than it gives out to surrounding bodies.
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