Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 600
ertains to the motion offluids, its analogy with thepumps, renders a descrip-tion of it here proper. Thesiphon having its parallelbranches vertical and plun-ged into two liquids whoseupper surfaces are at LMand L M\ the fluid will stand at the same level both within and without each branchof the… … description; mode of using; 596 NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. flow; explanation; conditions of the unite and the vent is stopped, the liquid will flow fromthe reservoir A to A, as long as the level L M is belowL If, and the end of the shorter branch of the siphon isbelow the surface of the liquid in the…
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