Heat energy and fuels: pyrometry, combustion, analysis of fuels and manufacture of charcoal, coke and fuel gases. Translated by Oskar Nagel (1908)
Jüptner von Jonstorff, Hanns, Freiherr, 1853- · New York McGraw · leaf 62
g optically the density of the heatedair at atmospheric pressure, and therefrom calculating thetemperature by means of the gas-equation. By this method hefound The melting point of silver to be 962° C,The melting point of gold to be 1064° C, which agrees exactly with the values given above. 52 HEAT… … Fig. 6. — Thalpotasimeter (Klinghanuner). the liquid and a manometer. The following substances areused as the active medium: Liquid carbon dioxide.Liquid sulphur dioxide.Ether (free of water)... Distilled water Heavy hydrocarbons. . .Mercury Deg. Cent.From — 65 to- 10+ 35+ 100+ 216+ 357 + 12.+ 100+…
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