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The constants involved in calorimetric combustions making use of sodium peroxide and potassium chlorate as the medium for the supply of oxygen (1915)

Taylor, Scott Champlin · leaf 18

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as been constructed, therefore, with the abovefacts in mind and tends to overcome this imperfection in the follow-ing manner: By referring to the accompanying illustration, it willbe noted that the fusion cup (2AC), which contains the charge, isseparated from the surrounding water and the outer… … Fig.l OF THEUNIVERSITY OF accomplishes another object vory essential in calorimetric work;namely, that the heat shall be extracted in a short time. As soonas the combustion is completed and the instrument commences to cool,water is drawn through the holes in the bell up to the hot fusioncup and by…

Heat of combustion · Peroxides · Potassium chloride · Bomb calorimeter · Theses

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