Metallurgical Calculations 1
Metallurgical Calculations 1
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Sm (solid) (— 38to+10°C.) = 0.293 (Regnault).
(0«>= V*) (solid) = 0.2932 + 0.00019t (Bernini).
Melting point = 96.5° C.
Latent heat of fusion = 31.7 Cal. (Johannis).
= 730 Cal. per atomic weight.
S. liquid (98«-100«) = 0.333 (Bernini).
Boiling point = 742° C.
Latent heat of vaporization = 23T = 23,345 Cal. per Na.
= 1,015 Cal. per kilogram.
S of vapor per kilogram = 0.2174 Cal. (calculated).
per pound = 0.2174 poimd Cal.
per pound = 0.3914 B. T. U.
per cubic meter = 0.225 Cal.
per cubic foot = ...0.014 pound Cal.
per cubic foot = 0.0253 B. T. U.
'64 METALLURGICAL CALCULATIONS.
Magnesium.
Sm (solid) (22^—98°) Melting point Latent heat of fusion Boiling point Latent heat of vaporization S (vapor) per cubic meter per cubic foot per cubic foot per kilogram per pound per pound = 0.25 (Regnault).
= 750° C. (approximate).
= 58Cal. (calculated).
= 1100° (Ditte).
= 31,580 Cal. for Mg = 24 (calculated) .
== 1,315 Cal. per kilogram.
- 0.225 Cal. (assumed for Mg.).
= 0.014 pound Cal.
= 0.0253 B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sm (solid) (— 38to+10°C.) = 0.293 (Regnault).
(0«>= V*) (solid) = 0.2932 + 0.00019t (Bernini).
Melting point = 96.5° C.
Latent heat of fusion = 31.7 Cal. (Johannis).
= 730 Cal. per atomic weight.
S. liquid (98«-100«) = 0.333 (Bernini).
Boiling point = 742° C.
Latent heat of vaporization = 23T = 23,345 Cal. per Na.
= 1,015 Cal. per kilogram.
S of vapor per kilogram = 0.2174 Cal. (calculated).
per pound = 0.2174 poimd Cal.
per pound = 0.3914 B. T. U.
per cubic meter = 0.225 Cal.
per cubic foot = ...0.014 pound Cal.
per cubic foot = 0.0253 B. T. U.
'64 METALLURGICAL CALCULATIONS.
Magnesium.
Sm (solid) (22^—98°) Melting point Latent heat of fusion Boiling point Latent heat of vaporization S (vapor) per cubic meter per cubic foot per cubic foot per kilogram per pound per pound = 0.25 (Regnault).
= 750° C. (approximate).
= 58Cal. (calculated).
= 1100° (Ditte).
= 31,580 Cal. for Mg = 24 (calculated) .
== 1,315 Cal. per kilogram.
- 0.225 Cal. (assumed for Mg.).
= 0.014 pound Cal.
= 0.0253 B.
What to read after Metallurgical Calculations 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph William Richards to read onlineMoreLess
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