Scientific American Supplement, No. 401, September 8, 1883 by Various
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5 .0014558 686.911
6 .0020082 497.96 7 .00324863 307.822 8 .00460101 217.343 9 .00710791 140.689 10 .0105772 94.543 11 .0164462 60.842 12 .0241593 41.392 13 .0418692 23.8839 14 .0718583 13.9163 15 .126788 7.8872 16 .191045 5.2344 17 .301355 3.31835 18 .59157 1.6904 19 1.09596 .912445 20 2.27254 .44003 21 3.25229 .30748 22 5.54843 .18023 23 8.73035 .11454 24 14.5579 .068691 25 21.3142 .046917 26 32.4863 .030782 27 52.0367 .019217 28 88.7724 .011265 29 119.404 .008375 30 164.4762 .0060804 PURE COPPER weighs 555 lbs. per cubic foot. The Resistance of 1 mil. foot at 60 deg. Fahr. is, according to Dr. Matthiessen, 10.32311 ohms. Upon these data the above Table has been calculated. |
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