Physics of the Household
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Define specific conductivity. 8. Why are cooking utensils made of metal? 9. Describe the fireless cooker. MOVEMENT OF HEAT. HEAT APPLIANCES 115 10. Describe how the thermos bottle is made. 11. Describe how the thermos bottle keeps heat away from a cold substance. 12. Describe how the thermos bottle retains the heat of a hot sub- stance. 13. Describe how the walls of a house help to keep the heat in. 14. Describe how clothes help to retain the heat of the body. 15. Describe three ways in which a... room can be ventilated. 16. Draw a soil pipe and describe how it is ventilated. 17. Test a fireless cooker by measuring the amount of heat which passes out through the walls in a given time, as follows : Weigh the largest pail. Pour into it 10 pounds of water, put on the cover undamped, and heat until the water boils. * Place the pail in the fireless cooker, clamp the cover, close the cooker, and allow it to stand for one half hour. This allows the cooker to warm up. Open the cooker and take the temperature of the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Define specific conductivity. 8. Why are cooking utensils made of metal? 9. Describe the fireless cooker. MOVEMENT OF HEAT. HEAT APPLIANCES 115 10. Describe how the thermos bottle is made. 11. Describe how the thermos bottle keeps heat away from a cold substance. 12. Describe how the thermos bottle retains the heat of a hot sub- stance. 13. Describe how the walls of a house help to keep the heat in. 14. Describe how clothes help to retain the heat of the body. 15. Describe three ways in which a... room can be ventilated. 16. Draw a soil pipe and describe how it is ventilated. 17. Test a fireless cooker by measuring the amount of heat which passes out through the walls in a given time, as follows : Weigh the largest pail. Pour into it 10 pounds of water, put on the cover undamped, and heat until the water boils. * Place the pail in the fireless cooker, clamp the cover, close the cooker, and allow it to stand for one half hour. This allows the cooker to warm up. Open the cooker and take the temperature of the water.
What to read after Physics of the Household?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carleton John Lynde to read onlineMoreLess
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