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11. THE FLOW OF HEAT THROUGH THE FLOOR OF THE OCEAN

Bullard, 1963

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6995247688685042475
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Bullard E
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The Earth Beneath the Sea: History

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1. Method The rate of flow of heat through unit area of the floor of the ocean is determined as the product of a temperature gradient and a thermal conductivity. The temperature gradient is measured by forcing a probe into the ocean floor. The probe contains two or more …
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