...this temperature in degrees of the Centigrade scale. (Specific heat of mercury, 0-033.) JAN. 1873. 1. The heat produced by the complete combustion of one...in a calorimeter, can convert 100 grammes of ice at 0° C. into water at 0° C. How many grammes of water could be raised by the same amount of heat from...

...Calculate this temperature in degrees of the Centigrade scale. (Specific heat of mercury, 0-033.) 10. The heat produced by the complete combustion of one...in a calorimeter, can convert 100 grammes of ice at Oa C. into water at 0° C. How many grammes of water could be raised by the same amount of heat from...

...nature in fermentation and putrefaction, as also in animal respiration and in combustion. June 1873. 1. The heat produced by the complete combustion of one...many grammes of water could be raised by the same amount of heat from o" C. to 1° C. 1 (latent heat of water=8o°.) As much heat is rendered latent...

...of steam being 540 ? Answer. 10 ounces. (M.) (48.) The heat produced by the complete combustion of 1 gramme of carbon in a calorimeter can convert 100...many grammes of water could be raised by the same amount of heat from o° C. to 1° C. ? (Latent heat of water, 80.) Answer. 8,000 grammes. (M.) (49.)...

...The heat produced by the complete combustion of 1 gramme of carbon in a calorimeter can convert too grammes of ice at o° C. into water at o° C. How many grammes of water could be raised by the same amount of heat from o° C. to 1° C. ? (Latent heat of water, 80.) Answer. 8,000 grammes. (M.) (49.)...

...temperature of the resulting mass after condensation, supposing no heat to be lost by radiation. 14. The heat produced by the complete combustion of one...in a calorimeter can convert 100 grammes of ice at 0° C. into water at 0° C. H ow many grammes of water could be raised by the same amoimt of lieat...

...of one gramme of carbon in a calorimeter can convert 100 grammes of ice at 0° C. into water at 0° C. How many grammes of water could be raised by the same amount of heat from 0° C. to 1° C.? SECTION XLIIL— EXPANSION OF SOLIDS AND LIQUIDS. ART. 188. —...

...water is |.) Afternoon, "2 to 5. CHEMISTRY. Exarnintrs, Dr DEBCS, FES, and Prof. ODUXG, MB, PKS 1. The heat produced by the complete combustion of one...in a calorimeter can convert 100 grammes of Ice at 0° C. into Water at 0° C. How many grammes of Water could be raised by the same amount of heat from...