The Conservation of Energy Electronic Resource
The Conservation of Energy Electronic Resource
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Here, then, we have a case in which heat energy goes out of existence, and is converted into that of an electric current, and we may even arrange matters so as to make, on this principle, an instrument which shall be an extremely delicate test of the existence of heat.
By having a number of junctions of bismuth and TIIANSMUTATIONS OF ENERGY.
117 3 Fig. 13.
This arrange- _ antimony, as in Fig. 13, and heating the upper set, while the lower remain cool, we get a strong current going from the bis-... muth to the antimony across the heated junctions, and we may pass the current so produced round the wire of a galvanometer, and thus, by increasing the number of our j unctions, and also by using a very Vv delicate galvanometer, we may get a very perceptible effect for the smallest heating of the upper junctions, ment is called the thermopile, and, in conjunction with the reflecting galvanometer, it affords the most delicate means known for detecting small quantities of heat.
162. The last transmutation on our list with respect to absorbed heat is that in which this species of energy is transformed into radiant light and heat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here, then, we have a case in which heat energy goes out of existence, and is converted into that of an electric current, and we may even arrange matters so as to make, on this principle, an instrument which shall be an extremely delicate test of the existence of heat.
By having a number of junctions of bismuth and TIIANSMUTATIONS OF ENERGY.
117 3 Fig. 13.
This arrange- _ antimony, as in Fig. 13, and heating the upper set, while the lower remain cool, we get a strong current going from the bis-... muth to the antimony across the heated junctions, and we may pass the current so produced round the wire of a galvanometer, and thus, by increasing the number of our j unctions, and also by using a very Vv delicate galvanometer, we may get a very perceptible effect for the smallest heating of the upper junctions, ment is called the thermopile, and, in conjunction with the reflecting galvanometer, it affords the most delicate means known for detecting small quantities of heat.
162. The last transmutation on our list with respect to absorbed heat is that in which this species of energy is transformed into radiant light and heat.
What to read after The Conservation of Energy Electronic Resource?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balfour Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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