A method of determining the specific heat of a gas at constant pressure
Henry Franklin Dawes presents a focused treatment of determining the specific heat of a gas at constant pressure. Centered on a clearly defined scientific method, this concise work will interest readers studying gas properties, thermodynamics, and the history of experimental measurement.
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A method of determining the specific heat of a gas at constant pressure addresses the measurement of a gas’s specific heat under constant-pressure conditions.
Written by Henry Franklin Dawes, the work is centered on a defined experimental and scientific method.
Its concise subject makes it relevant to readers exploring gas properties, thermodynamics, and historical scientific measurement.
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