A course of experiments in physical measurement (1897)
Whiting, Harold, d. 1895 · Boston, D.C. Heath and Co. · leaf 234
evidently have no chemical affinityfor the liquid. The liquid must be at lower tem-perature than the vapor, in order that the latter maybe condensed. The vapor should start as nearly aspossible at its temperature of condensation, otherwisean allowance must be made for the heat given outin reaching… … Fig. 83. When steam is used, it is passed froiii a generator(a. Fig, 88) through a trap (J)^ where nearly all itsmoisture is deposited.it will be seen lu thediagraril that the fexittube is completely gui-rous4sd,eit>her by steamor by edrk, until itreaches the calorimeter.If, therefore, this…
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