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Laboratory exercises in elementary physics (1892)

Allen, Charles Ricketson, 1862- [from old catalog] · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 125

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wnlow, the flame sometimes runs down to the bottom of thetube, and burns at the point where the gas enters.* Thisis called backing-down, and is often indicated by theflame taking a green color. Backing-down should bestopped at once, as it will make the lamp very hot, some-times even hot enough to… … * Partially closing the sleeve when tbe gas is turned low tends toprevent this. 112 BOW BEAT TRAVELS. 113 Precautions in Heating.—If a flask is nearly full ofwater, it is fairly safe to heat it directly, but care must beused that the flame strikes the glass nowhere above thelevel of the water. Test…

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