. Impact with a Liquid Surface Studied by the Aid of Instantaneous Photography. Paper II. whole kinetic energy at disposal in such an impact would not suffice to raise theprojectile itself through more than a few hundred degrees Fahrenheit, still less tomelt at the same instant any appreciable quantity of metal, and we are thereforedriven to the conclusion that under the enormous pressure due to the impact thephysical properties of the material of the plate have been so far altered as to changeentirely the conditions of liquefaction, Worthingto7i & Cole. PhiL Trans., A, Vol, 194. Ym. 1. Series
. Impact with a Liquid Surface Studied by the Aid of Instantaneous Photography. Paper II. whole kinetic energy at disposal in such an impact would not suffice to raise theprojectile itself through more than a few hundred degrees Fahrenheit, still less tomelt at the same instant any appreciable quantity of metal, and we are thereforedriven to the conclusion that under the enormous pressure due to the impact thephysical properties of the material of the plate have been so far altered as to changeentirely the conditions of liquefaction, Worthingto7i & Cole. PhiL Trans., A, Vol, 194. Ym. 1. Series XII. Fig. 2. Fig.
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