Outlines of Natural Science for the Common Schools
Outlines of Natural Science for the Common Schools
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Twist them together in pairs for two inches at one end and from the point where they are twisted spread them apart in something of a U shape. At some distance from the twist, and at equal distances from each other, fasten by means of shoe- maker's wax small bullets or shot to each wire. Support horizontally so that the twisted ends may rest in the flame of the lamp. Protect the balls from the radiant heat from the lamp with a screen.
6. From which wire do the balls drop first ? What does that i...ndi- cate?
7. Which is the last in losing the balls?
8. Bodies which become heated from particle to particle as in the case of the wires are called conductors, 9. What difference between heating by radiation and conduction ?
10. Which is the better conductor, iron or copper? Brass or cop- per ? Iron or brass ?
11. Why does a piece of iron become heated when held in the hand? Why does it at first feel cold ?
12. Why does wood feel less cold than iron to the touch? Why are iron handles sometimes tipped with wood ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twist them together in pairs for two inches at one end and from the point where they are twisted spread them apart in something of a U shape. At some distance from the twist, and at equal distances from each other, fasten by means of shoe- maker's wax small bullets or shot to each wire. Support horizontally so that the twisted ends may rest in the flame of the lamp. Protect the balls from the radiant heat from the lamp with a screen.
6. From which wire do the balls drop first ? What does that i...ndi- cate?
7. Which is the last in losing the balls?
8. Bodies which become heated from particle to particle as in the case of the wires are called conductors, 9. What difference between heating by radiation and conduction ?
10. Which is the better conductor, iron or copper? Brass or cop- per ? Iron or brass ?
11. Why does a piece of iron become heated when held in the hand? Why does it at first feel cold ?
12. Why does wood feel less cold than iron to the touch? Why are iron handles sometimes tipped with wood ?
What to read after Outlines of Natural Science 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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