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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 53

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ompare pressurein all directions at the same depth.2. Compare with Exps. 9, 10, andAux. 1, and tell what you can withoutm.ore experiments about upward pressure at different depths.3. How does upward pressure two inches below the surfacecompare with lipward pressure one inch below ? Note. — The… … Exp. 13. WATER EXPERIMENTS. 19 pressure-gage Exp. 14. Fill the bend of the Dressure-aras:e two-thirds full of water, and slowly in-sert the lower end several inchesinto the Apparatus or dish ofwater. Inference. Does this experi-ment prove that your second infer-ence in Exp. 13 is correct ? Exp. 15.…

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