Allen, Charles Ricketson, 1862- [from old catalog] · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 88
ation of volume, and record the reading.Drop the body whose volume is to be determined (as e) intothe cylinder, and again read the volume (as C). The dif-ference in the readings on the scale (a to C) is the volumeof the body. Method B. Attach a fine thread or wire to the bodywhose volume is to be… … Mark the level of the water by means of a piece of paperabout 4 cm. wide and long enoughto be wrapped several times aroundthe cylinder. Fasten this markerin position by a rubber band. Besure that the upper edge of thepaper is at the same level allaround the cylinder, and that, whenlooked at…
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