Gregg, J. B. [from old catalog] · Ada, Ohio, The University herald press · leaf 49
hrough a double perforated rubber stopper. The tube justreaches through the stopper, and the bulb of the thermometeris some distance above the surface of the water. Boil the water until the thermometerceases to rise higher. Then dip the endof the glass rod into a cup of mercury,and at the same time… … immonia gas absorbed in Apparatus. Prepare the water by passing the gasfrom boiling ammonia water into it. Data,— (1.) vS, the substance boiled; (2.) T, the boiling-point; (3.) />, the height of barometer; (4.) J/, the height ofmercury column; (5.) J\ the pressure on the water; {6.) T ,the…
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