Gilley, Frank M · Boston, Allyn & Bacon · leaf 209
B,Fig. 195; then place, stillinverted, in the cup of mer-cury. Set this in the var-nished tin pan, D. The thermometer, T, is hung on the stand, to which is attached the clamp, C, holding the outer tube. The shorter ring-stands of the chemical laboratory would rest on the table and the appa-ratus… … 1 Three or four pupils can work with one piece of apparatus: one holds ameter stick at the level of the mercury in the dish ; another reads the height THERMOMETERS. 199 jacket, /. Pour in a little cold water and then, at once, a large amountof boiling water. At first, the cold water mixes a little…
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