what was the caloric theory of heat.
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Caloric theory, explanation, widely accepted in the 18th century, of the phenomena of heat and combustion in terms of the flow of a hypothetical weightless fluid known as caloric. The idea of an imaginary fluid to represent heat helped explain many but not all aspects of heat phenomena.
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Caloric theory, explanation, widely accepted in the 18th century, of the phenomena of heat and combustion in terms of the flow of a hypothetical weightless fluid known as caloric. The idea of an imaginary fluid to represent heat helped explain many but not all aspects of heat phenomena.
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