Allen, Charles Ricketson, 1862- [from old catalog] · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 108
ut of the bottle when thebody was put in, and hence the weight of a volume ofwater equal to the volume of the body. * Provided, of course, the liquid does affect on the solid. BODY IMMERSED IN A LIQUID—WEIGHT LOST- 95 To get the bodys loss of weight in a liquid, suspend itby a thread, or, better, a… … completely immersed in the liquid and touches neither thesides nor the bottom. Weigh the body, being careful tokeep it entirely under water. If time allows, repeat withsome other liquid. Eecord results as follows : Bottle + water + body outside = « _|_ « _|_ « inside =Weight of water displaced =…
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