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Specific heat of some calcium chloride solutions between -35° and 20° C (1910)

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eld in place by two thumb nuts. This removable cover supportsrigidly the following: First, a heating coil H built up of twolayers of Advance resistance ribbon, wound over mica on a thinbrass tube and closed in by covering it with a sheet of very thincopper. The coil is thus hermetically sealed, and… … Fig. 3.—Dewar flask calorimeter and accessories. 388 Bulletin of the Bureau of Standards. [Vol. 6, No. 3. this coil are led out through two of the three glass tubes g whichsupport the coil from the cover. The third of these glass tubeshas a small opening at the level of the top of the liquid in…

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