Nature Study for the Common Schools
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Is the result what you would expect from the experiment ?
3. Take a piece of lead weighingthree or four ounces.
If not already in a sheet, pound it out thin and roll loosely. Suspend in a vessel of boiling water, and allow it to remain until it has the same temperature as the 158 NATURE STUDY. [December water. Into another vessel put a weight of water equal to that of the lead, and take its temperature. As quickly as possible drop the lead into this vessel of water and take the temperature. How... much does the temperature of the water rise ? How much does that of the lead fall ?
4. In the same way use different substances, as zinc, sheet iron, tin, brass, and copper.
5. Notice how much the water gains in each case and how much the metal loses.
6. How much heat must have been in the metal when taken from the boiling water ? What became of this when it was dropped into the cooler water ?
7. Does the thermometer always tell us when heat is added to a substance ? Recall the experiment of the melting ice in the November work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is the result what you would expect from the experiment ?
3. Take a piece of lead weighingthree or four ounces.
If not already in a sheet, pound it out thin and roll loosely. Suspend in a vessel of boiling water, and allow it to remain until it has the same temperature as the 158 NATURE STUDY. [December water. Into another vessel put a weight of water equal to that of the lead, and take its temperature. As quickly as possible drop the lead into this vessel of water and take the temperature. How... much does the temperature of the water rise ? How much does that of the lead fall ?
4. In the same way use different substances, as zinc, sheet iron, tin, brass, and copper.
5. Notice how much the water gains in each case and how much the metal loses.
6. How much heat must have been in the metal when taken from the boiling water ? What became of this when it was dropped into the cooler water ?
7. Does the thermometer always tell us when heat is added to a substance ? Recall the experiment of the melting ice in the November work.
What to read after Nature Study for the Common Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilbur S Wilbur Samuel Jackman to read onlineMoreLess
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