Allen, Charles Ricketson, 1862- [from old catalog] · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 147
the first method consists of a glassvessel D, Fig. 75, holding the water, and containing a glasscoil E, which terminates in a tube that projects from thebottom of the vessel. This coil is connected by the tube Cwith the flask A, which furnishes steam. iTis an arrange-ment to prevent any condensed… … and so raises the temperature of the water in D. The con-densed steam runs out into a vessel, and the weight ofwater so formed gives us the weight of steam condensed. EXPERIMENT 1. Apparatus.—Ring-stand; wire-gauze; burner; small beaker-glass;scales and weights; thermometer; liter and half liter…
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