Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 543
el g. The tube c d, beingunscrewed, is removed, and afterpouring water into the vessel a tillits surface comes nearly to the up-per end of the tube t, the pipe c d isreplaced, and the stop-cock b closed. Water is now poured into the basin no; this will descendthrough the tube ef into the vessel g,… … mode of action: MECHANICS OF FLUIDS. 539 precisely as in the case of the Ball. The water will con- conditions oftinue to descend through the tube ef from the basin, tilllethe increasing elasticity of the air becomes equal to thepressure arising from a head of water equal to the differ-ence between…
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