Download pdf Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Volume 70
Download pdf Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Volume 70
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Author: Royal Society
Page Count: 182 pages
Published Date: 01 Mar 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
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ISBN: 9781130943979
Download Link: Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Volume 70
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1902 Excerpt: ... air of about 17 C. temperature or in the gaseous air in the flask containing the liquid air; (B) the weight in grammes of the body and wire when immersed in the liquid air; and (C) the weight in grammes of the suspending platinum wire in ordinary (17) air. This wire was bent into the form of a small cage, to hold the compressed cylinder or portion of the substance to be examined. (C) was measured once for all for each cage, and in the different cases varied from about 0-2 to 03 gramme. The relative portion of wire not immersed in liquid air was so small that no appreciable error will be made in (B) by considering that the whole of the wire was immersed. Further, no allowance is made for the (17) air displaced by the weights themselves. The observed weights A, B, C are therefore connected with the weights and specific gravities of the substances concerned by the very approximate relations "Researches on Atomic Volume and Specific Gravity," 'Chem. Soc. Jour., ' T0l. 1, 121. where W = true weight of substance examined, w = true weight of platinum wire, S = specific gravity of substance required, D = specific gravity of liquid air, when B was observed, d = specific gravity of gaseous air when A was observed, s = specific gravity of platinum. From these relations we derive A-B-CD-rf 0'-d instead of which we may write a A-C A-B The correcting factor is D x correcting factor. B-CS-D s-dA-B which in the present circumstances differs from unity only by a few units on 10,000. In the subjoined Table I are given the values of A-C, A-B and D for each observation. In the case of substances of less density than liquid air, a polished copper ball weighing about 38 grammes was used as a sinker. The details of the ice experiments, three in number, are given in Tabl...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Volume 70 by Royal Society
Author: Royal Society
Page Count: 182 pages
Published Date: 01 Mar 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: Englishhttps://d4rri9bdfuube.cloudfront.net/assets/images/book/large/9781/1304/9781130470055.jpg
ISBN: 9781130943979
Download Link: Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Volume 70
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1902 Excerpt: ... air of about 17 C. temperature or in the gaseous air in the flask containing the liquid air; (B) the weight in grammes of the body and wire when immersed in the liquid air; and (C) the weight in grammes of the suspending platinum wire in ordinary (17) air. This wire was bent into the form of a small cage, to hold the compressed cylinder or portion of the substance to be examined. (C) was measured once for all for each cage, and in the different cases varied from about 0-2 to 03 gramme. The relative portion of wire not immersed in liquid air was so small that no appreciable error will be made in (B) by considering that the whole of the wire was immersed. Further, no allowance is made for the (17) air displaced by the weights themselves. The observed weights A, B, C are therefore connected with the weights and specific gravities of the substances concerned by the very approximate relations "Researches on Atomic Volume and Specific Gravity," 'Chem. Soc. Jour., ' T0l. 1, 121. where W = true weight of substance examined, w = true weight of platinum wire, S = specific gravity of substance required, D = specific gravity of liquid air, when B was observed, d = specific gravity of gaseous air when A was observed, s = specific gravity of platinum. From these relations we derive A-B-CD-rf 0'-d instead of which we may write a A-C A-B The correcting factor is D x correcting factor. B-CS-D s-dA-B which in the present circumstances differs from unity only by a few units on 10,000. In the subjoined Table I are given the values of A-C, A-B and D for each observation. In the case of substances of less density than liquid air, a polished copper ball weighing about 38 grammes was used as a sinker. The details of the ice experiments, three in number, are given in Tabl...
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