A laboratory course in experimental physics (1896)
Loudon, W. J. (William James), McLennan, John Cunningham, joint author · New York and London, Macmillan and Co. · leaf 174
G, inwhich the liquid to be exam-ined is placed ; and this, beingheated from below, sends va-pour, as shewn by the arrows,through a tube AD into areceptacle B, where it con-denses and gives out its heat;owing to the compact form of the apparatus, no heat is lost inthe passage from G to B. At D is a… … Fig. 10. i6o EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS. takes place at atmospheric pressure. The boiler and receptacle,with attached tubes, may be made of glass or metal; if of glass,then the instrument can be used for almost any volatile liquid,and has the advantage of being transparent. The water equivalent of the…
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