e it, and to form an idea of its capacity. elasticity. Yet we find, by reference to Scrip- Then he would take another, and either teli ture, that ‘God gave to the air tts weight, The Weight of Air. the class how many measures of one kind and to the water its just measure.” Thi would be equivalent… … weighs 8I grains—or 815 times less than an the atmosphere is pure and unimpregnated tinguish each denomination from the others equal bulk of water. In this cut is represented a vertical section with smoke and other extraneous substances, if not seen in juxta-position with them. Hav- The weight or…
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