Chemical Primer An Elementary Work for Use in High Schools Academies And Med
Chemical Primer An Elementary Work for Use in High Schools Academies And Med
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(See CHEMISTRY OF CLEANING. ) " Evaporation cools. " This means that when a substance evapo- rates it absorbs heat from what is near by. (See sulphur dioxide, AP- PENDIX. ) Wet one hand and pass both hands rapidly through the air. The wet hand is sensibly colder from the evaporation of the water. Pour a little ether upon the thermometer bulb. The ether quickly evaporates and the mercury falls.
A pressure of about 4| atmospheres (at 0) converts gaseous into liquid ammonia. The evaporation of liq...uid ammonia produces intense cold ( 40). Advantage is taken in the arts of this fact to produce ice artificially.
In a strong generator, A, is placed ice water saturated with ammonia gas (1, 000 vols. In one). This is con- nected with an equally strong receiver D, by the tube B. Receiver D is placed in cold water. Heat is applied to A and the great pressure of escaping gas converts the gas into a liquid in D. Water is now placed in vessel C. Generator A is cooled and the liquid ammonia in D evaporates and is reabsorbed by water in A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(See CHEMISTRY OF CLEANING. ) " Evaporation cools. " This means that when a substance evapo- rates it absorbs heat from what is near by. (See sulphur dioxide, AP- PENDIX. ) Wet one hand and pass both hands rapidly through the air. The wet hand is sensibly colder from the evaporation of the water. Pour a little ether upon the thermometer bulb. The ether quickly evaporates and the mercury falls.
A pressure of about 4| atmospheres (at 0) converts gaseous into liquid ammonia. The evaporation of liq...uid ammonia produces intense cold ( 40). Advantage is taken in the arts of this fact to produce ice artificially.
In a strong generator, A, is placed ice water saturated with ammonia gas (1, 000 vols. In one). This is con- nected with an equally strong receiver D, by the tube B. Receiver D is placed in cold water. Heat is applied to A and the great pressure of escaping gas converts the gas into a liquid in D. Water is now placed in vessel C. Generator A is cooled and the liquid ammonia in D evaporates and is reabsorbed by water in A.
What to read after Chemical Primer An Elementary Work for Use in High Schools Academies And Med?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S P Simeon Pease Meads to read onlineMoreLess
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