(A) (I) Record The Temperature Shown in Fig. 1.2.: Cucles 7.023
(A) (I) Record The Temperature Shown in Fig. 1.2.: Cucles 7.023
(A) (I) Record The Temperature Shown in Fig. 1.2.: Cucles 7.023
Fig. 1.1
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tigat ed th e effect of
huddling on heat loss from
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animals.
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described in ste
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fill the test-tube
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ra m of pa rt of th
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from step 3.
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70
60
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test-tubes.
-tube at one minute intervals
for a total of five minutes.
Step 7 Record the temperature in the test
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together and keep them in plac
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p of seven test-tubes in an emp
shown in Fig. 1.4. Place the grou
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hot water and put a thermome
Step 9 Half-fill all seven test-tubes with
test-tube.
l of five minutes.
the temperature in the test-tube at one m~nute intervals for a tota
Step 10 Record
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bes:
seven te s t- tu
bes:
th re e te s t- tu 1 =7 3 °c
:
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1 minute=
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2 = 65 3 = 62 4 =72
3 = 61
4 = 58
4 = 61 5 =72
5 =60
5 = 55
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