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Notes on physics (1914)

Snow, Benjamin Warner, 1860- · Madison, Wis. · leaf 295

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nt un-til the vapor has all beencondensed to the liquid form.The pressure upon a satur-ated vapor, therefore, cannotbe increased, but ahvays re-mains constant, and is inde-pendent of the volume andof any variation which thevolume may undergo. INIore-over, the pressure wMcli a saturated vapor exerts… … Fig. 176. A saturated vapoi* exerts itsmaximum pressure. DOT IAKlKl.KS NKCF^AKV l(iK ( < )XDi:XS.\TTOX. 2!>1 staiKH, if it is iillowcd suddenly to expand (p. 303), a portionof this vapor is condensed to the liiiiiid form, and appears asa eloiul, or fog. which slowly settles to the bottom of…

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