Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 567
stop-cock B, air-tight, and of whichthe bottom terminates in a longvessel for finding narrow tube C, closed at the end. the weights and T , . „ , . , , volumes of gases ;Let tne capacity of this vessel becarefully ascertained by filling itwith water, and pouring this waterafterward into a graduated… … \Jjc,o MECHANICS OF FLUIDS. 563 of the vessel, regarded as unity, which is comprised be-tween its mouth B and these numbers. This being understood, denote the weight of this ves-sel by Wv ; that of a volume of air, or of the gas underconsideration, equal to the contents of the vessel, and…
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