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... Zinc ,. 7.1 Basalt , 3.0 Cork , • 24 Chalk , 1.8 to 2.8 Oak , • 7 to 1.0 Glass ( crown ) , 2.5 to 2.7 Ebony ,. 1.1 to 1.2 " " ( flint ) , 3.0 to 3.5 Ice , • 918 Porcelain , 2.4 Liquids at 0 ° C. Sea water ,. 1.026 Sulphuric Acid ...
... Zinc ,. 7.1 Basalt , 3.0 Cork , • 24 Chalk , 1.8 to 2.8 Oak , • 7 to 1.0 Glass ( crown ) , 2.5 to 2.7 Ebony ,. 1.1 to 1.2 " " ( flint ) , 3.0 to 3.5 Ice , • 918 Porcelain , 2.4 Liquids at 0 ° C. Sea water ,. 1.026 Sulphuric Acid ...
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... Zinc ( rolled ) ,. • 180 Cardboard , .. • 2 22 ( cast ) ,. • 230 Cork , ⚫00 Ebonite ,. * 389 Radial Longitudinal due to due to Longitudinal . Radial . In Cross Section . Boxwood ,. • 42 • 406 Beechwood , * 53 * 408 White Pine ,. • 486 ...
... Zinc ( rolled ) ,. • 180 Cardboard , .. • 2 22 ( cast ) ,. • 230 Cork , ⚫00 Ebonite ,. * 389 Radial Longitudinal due to due to Longitudinal . Radial . In Cross Section . Boxwood ,. • 42 • 406 Beechwood , * 53 * 408 White Pine ,. • 486 ...
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... Zinc , 3.17 5.17 99 Ash , .. 1.172 × 109 1.10 × 1011 Spruce , 8.55 × 108 1.10 Oak , ... 1.026 × 109 1.02 99 Glass , 6:48 × 108 X 5.52 × 1011 20 × 107 Brick and Cement , .. The tenacity of a substance may be defined as the greatest ...
... Zinc , 3.17 5.17 99 Ash , .. 1.172 × 109 1.10 × 1011 Spruce , 8.55 × 108 1.10 Oak , ... 1.026 × 109 1.02 99 Glass , 6:48 × 108 X 5.52 × 1011 20 × 107 Brick and Cement , .. The tenacity of a substance may be defined as the greatest ...
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... Zinc , 09009000 075t The formulæ for the mean specific heat between 0 ° and ť ° are obtained from these by leaving the first term un- changed and halving the second term . Violle has made the following determinations of specific heat at ...
... Zinc , 09009000 075t The formulæ for the mean specific heat between 0 ° and ť ° are obtained from these by leaving the first term un- changed and halving the second term . Violle has made the following determinations of specific heat at ...
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... Zinc , 0 100 * 0935 99 " " Substances not Elementary . * 0858 Regnault . 99 soft , 14 98 * 0862 Brass ( 4 copper 1 tin ) , hard , 15 ° to 98 ° " " 99 Ice , 99 - 20 0 • 504 " " وو 107. The following determinations of specific heat of ...
... Zinc , 0 100 * 0935 99 " " Substances not Elementary . * 0858 Regnault . 99 soft , 14 98 * 0862 Brass ( 4 copper 1 tin ) , hard , 15 ° to 98 ° " " 99 Ice , 99 - 20 0 • 504 " " وو 107. The following determinations of specific heat of ...
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