A laboratory manual in physics, to accompany Black and Davis' "Practical physics for secondary schools," (1913)
Black, Newton Henry, 1874- [from old catalog] · New York, The Macmillan company · leaf 33
er. Battery jar. Thread. I. Solids that Sink. By weighing a solid, such as apiece of stone, in air and then when entirely immersed inwater, the loss in apparent weight can be computed. Thisloss of weight evidently depends on the size of the stone and so on the weight of theliquid displaced. To… … Fig. 10 PRINCIPLE OF ARCHIMEDES 19 g- g- _gl g- fully lowering the piece of rock into the overflow can, thewater which is displaced overflows into the beaker and maybe caught and weighed. Record these observations and results as follows Weight of solid in air Weight of solid in water Loss of weight…
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