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Inductive elementary physical science with inexpensive apparatus, and without laboratory equipment (1897)
Bailey, Frederick H. (Frederick Harold), 1865- · Boston, D. C. Heath & Co. · leaf 44
one capped. 30. Equal-arm U-tube. 31. Unequal-arm U-tube; with packing. 32. 2 Fine Tubes. 33. Rubber Balloon and 6- inch Tube. STUDY OF APPARATUS. No. APPARATUS NOT ILLUSTRATED. 34. 4 Glass Marbles. No. 42. 2 in. sq. Tin. 35. Wooden Ball. 43. 2 in. sq. Card. 36. 4 2 Buck Shot. 44. 2 in. sq. Wood.… … Fig. 5. ADDITIONAL APPARATUS FOR QUANTITATIVE WORK. CLASS PIECES. TO PUPILS SETS. No. 48. Scales, Block, Rider, andApparatus Hook.49. 25 Gram Weights. No. 50. Barometer with Mercury. 51. Balancing Liquids, Tubes, and Mercury. 52. Boyles Law Piece and Mercury. FIRST EXPERIMENTAL WORK. DIRECTIONS FOE…Physics
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