Abstract

In measuring temperature by thermocouples in unequally heated enclosures it is shown that the recorded temperature depends upon the thickness of the couple, the nature of the walls of the enclosure and the nature of the gas. An explanation is suggested based upon the fact that the amount of radiation received and emitted by a couple depends upon its position in the enclosure, and that the amount of energy transferred to it by molecular impact varies with the nature of the gas.

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