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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 34

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for Using the Parr Standard Calorimeter (new form)p.l2 this from each average rise as shown in Tables Ho.3 and 4, we obtainthe following: Table No.5 Comparison of Temperature Rise for varying amounts of CfiHRCOgNaTemp. Rise corrected Temp. Rise corrected Calculated Differencefor KCIO3 and fuse for… … OF ILLINOIS 11. These results, on account of their uniformity both withthe same and with varying quantities of the sodium henzoate, may beconsidered as constant in behavior thruout the reactions involved.It was adopted, therefore, as the substance used in all subsequentdeterminations connected with…

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

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