Cooke, Josiah Parsons, 1827-1894 · Boston, Little, Brown and Company · leaf 392
well-knownmethods of algebra, we can easily calculate the coefficients re-quired. It is evident that we can only ascertain as many co-efficients as there are equations, and ialso that the resultingformula is purely empirical, and can only be trusted for tem-peratures between those at which the… … Fig. 326. which corresponds to the axis of abscissas, is divided into equalparts, which indicate degrees of temperature, and the vertical 368 CHEMICAL PHYSICS. axis, which corresponds to the axis of ordinates, is also dividedinto equal parts, which indicate the number of grammes of saltsoluble at…
Matter · Heat
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