Cooke, Josiah Parsons, 1827-1894 · Boston, Little, Brown and Company · leaf 384
plates, iinited by hinges at oneside, and, having very slightly opened thesehinges, dip the ends of the plates, as repre-sented by Pig. 323, in colored water, wefind that the liquid rises between theseplates to a variable height, depending onthe interval which separates them, its up-per surface… … 360 CHEMICAL PHYSICS. Fig 324 We may evidently regard the two glass plates as consisting of an infinite number of infinitely narrow parallel strips, as shown by Fig. 324. If then the law is ^^^HHH[|HB|| correct, it follows [127] that the heights ^^^^^^^Hm^J to which the liquid is elevated, at any…
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