Inductive elementary physical science with inexpensive apparatus, and without laboratory equipment (1897)
Bailey, Frederick H. (Frederick Harold), 1865- · Boston, D. C. Heath & Co. · leaf 61
e samedistance above the panor table, remove the jet-caps, and tap gently on the rub-ber with your fingers. Inference. Compare with Exp. 24, and explain the dif-ference between solids and liquids in transmitting appliedpressure. Exp. 26. With the Apparatus fullof water, step to an open window,… … £xp. 26. Note. — When condi-tions are favorable, a verypretty variation of Exp. 26may be made by combining it with Aux. 4, using varying numbersof jet-tubes, and varying the height of the Apparatus. WATER EXPERIMENTS. 27
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