Laboratory exercises in physics for secondary schools (1906)
Twiss, George Ransom, b. 1863 · Chicago, Scott, Foresman and company · leaf 123
re read in millimeters ofmercury by observing the number of mm. by whichthe mercury column on the air side of the gaugeexceeds that on the vapor side. This excess addedto the barometric reading gives the total pressureon the confined vapor <of. Exercise27p. 96). Doesan increase in the… … 102 LABORATORY EXERCISES IN PHYSICS 760 millimeters. Your thermometer, if correctlygraduated, will then read 100°. Is it correct? Ifso, record the fact; if not, record the amount of theerror. (j) After a time the temperature of the vaporwill have fallen two or three degrees below 100°,and if the…
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