The Effect of Temperature On the Ionization of a Gas
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U is a layer of uranium oxide used to ionize the air in A . S is a metallic shield for A . E is the electrometer.
The radium was held in a lead block L, in such a position as would expose all parts of the gas chamber to the gamma rays. It was of sufficient strength to give, in this position, a measurable rate of deflection of the electrometer through 5 cm of lead.
The electrometer and all connecting wires were surrounded by earthed conductors to prevent leaks and electrostatic disturbances.
For... the source of potential small storage cells were used. It was necessary that this potential be fairly constant. By letting the freshly charged cells discharge to that potential which remained constant for the longest time and using them in this condition, they were found to be all that was necessary.
120 /. HARRY CLO METHOD OF OBSERVING, SOURCES OF ERROR In taking the observations the method of procedure was as follows : The vessel C was repeatedly filled with the gas by exhaust- ing and allowing the gas to flow in through drying agents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
U is a layer of uranium oxide used to ionize the air in A . S is a metallic shield for A . E is the electrometer.
The radium was held in a lead block L, in such a position as would expose all parts of the gas chamber to the gamma rays. It was of sufficient strength to give, in this position, a measurable rate of deflection of the electrometer through 5 cm of lead.
The electrometer and all connecting wires were surrounded by earthed conductors to prevent leaks and electrostatic disturbances.
For... the source of potential small storage cells were used. It was necessary that this potential be fairly constant. By letting the freshly charged cells discharge to that potential which remained constant for the longest time and using them in this condition, they were found to be all that was necessary.
120 /. HARRY CLO METHOD OF OBSERVING, SOURCES OF ERROR In taking the observations the method of procedure was as follows : The vessel C was repeatedly filled with the gas by exhaust- ing and allowing the gas to flow in through drying agents.
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