Cooke, Josiah Parsons, 1827-1894 · Boston, Little, Brown and Company · leaf 619
in upon the surface of the mercury. The pressure thusexerted will cause the mercury to rise in the several tubes, andas the volumes of the confined gases are diminished, it will benoticed that their tension rapidly increases. This tension, whichis evidently the same in all four tubes, is measured… … Kg. 423. HEAT. 695 acid will begin to liquefy, and the tension will remain equal to293 c. m. until all this gas has disappeared. It will then againincrease until it reaches 333 c. m., when the cyanogen willliquefy; and, finally, after this gas has also been reduced to aliquid, the tension will…
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