HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-01-03, Page 3912
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)tunaeed, the province you put water lnto'tiio radiator of
action of at least 4,- yourautoinobile or tractox tokeep the
meter from ovexheatint. n .ya;i`'pat a
s undoubtedly due to' butket or two of water into Your cel-
igr which was and is lar to keep the potatoesJtrom freezing„
n by the I'royinoial Aside froze the factsthat- water is
Oster interest in ah[e nia,de from two gases, hydrogen and
li of agriculture. A oxygen, and that 11 is-used.to'put oat
iryni eh to maintained fire even though it is composed of. ono:
nit whose duty is to veryinilaminable gas and another that
• giving lectures and permits the fire to ,burn, water , hag
=ttb;e'ctsIn these cis- some remarkable prob`erties. ..In the
industry, 10 in a more , first place, it takes more heat to rais0o
iry stage. 'Tasty of agiven quantity of -water one degree -
'1Y made; farmere aro ' in temperature' than it`does any other
g good sires so.. that substance that we know of, or, to pui,
herd maY be brougbt , the reverse, it takes more coil oto nega-
andard;. literature is tiye:heat to lower water ane degree
than it does any other subslange. It
the' blasksmith should drop,onepound
.of -iron at atemperature of 212 degrees
Fahrenheit into one pound of water at
32 degrees Fahrenheit, the teippera•,
tune'of'the water would be raised but
18 •degrees while the temperature of
,the iron was lowered' 162 degrees!
It takes about five and a third times
we butter in centrally as much heat to convert a given quan-
i storage plants, "the tity of water already at the boiling
point into steam as it does to heat the
water all the way from the freezing
point to the boiling port—that is-, 1f
we had one pail of water already at
the boiling point, 212 degrees .Fahren-
Beit,, it would • take as much heat to
convert it into steam as it would `t6
provincial; authorities heat five and a thirdebnekets'of water
p:11 the way from the freezing, 32 de-.
grees Fahrenheit, to the, boiling- point!
Thus the instructions for small cars
say not to worry if the water -in the.
radiator boils a bit.
,:The temperature of ice Is ntxrmally
32 degrees Fahrenheit and the -tem-
perature of water Just Before it begins
to form intoice is the. same. But it
n a sufficient volume takes as much negative heat to freeze
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!verythingpossible is
lucate ;tlie farmers" to,
i2 dairying.
ng Problems.
rernment' has done
up herda and increas-
.special attention is
marketing problems
Arrangements 'have
ed in separate rooms
h separate trucks, to
ting, By this means
Nova Scotia are en-
te supplies, so that
W of flooding the mar -
creameries control
by the Dairy Branch.
actories are given the
as .those suPOIY1-4
g in the province,
vely high prices can
he reduction inover-
dog to thelarge bust -
the intention of the