A Laboratory Guide in Physiology
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J. Operation. — Clasp the bulb in the hand and make rhyth- matical contractions at the rate of about fifteen in ten seconds. The process will, of course, pump the water from one flask into the other.
4. Observations.
a. Intermittent force and inelastic tubes.
(1) Does the stream of water which is ejected from the exit tube flow in a constant or in an intermit- tent jet?
98 CIRCULATION. 99 (2) Attach a wide capillary and repeat. What is the character of the stream?
(3) Attach a fine capillary an...d repeat. ' Note the results.
b. Intermittent force and elastic tubes.
(4) Disjoin the glass tubing from the bulb and join the elastic tube. Work the bulb as directed above, and observe the character of the flow.
(5) Join on the coarse capillary and repeat, noting the change.
(6) Replace the coarse capillary with the fine capil- lary and repeat. Sum up the results and formulate conclusions.
c. Quantitative tests.
C?) How much water will be ejected through a fine capillary tube in ten seconds in experiment (3) ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. Operation. — Clasp the bulb in the hand and make rhyth- matical contractions at the rate of about fifteen in ten seconds. The process will, of course, pump the water from one flask into the other.
4. Observations.
a. Intermittent force and inelastic tubes.
(1) Does the stream of water which is ejected from the exit tube flow in a constant or in an intermit- tent jet?
98 CIRCULATION. 99 (2) Attach a wide capillary and repeat. What is the character of the stream?
(3) Attach a fine capillary an...d repeat. ' Note the results.
b. Intermittent force and elastic tubes.
(4) Disjoin the glass tubing from the bulb and join the elastic tube. Work the bulb as directed above, and observe the character of the flow.
(5) Join on the coarse capillary and repeat, noting the change.
(6) Replace the coarse capillary with the fine capil- lary and repeat. Sum up the results and formulate conclusions.
c. Quantitative tests.
C?) How much water will be ejected through a fine capillary tube in ten seconds in experiment (3) ?
What to read after A Laboratory Guide in Physiology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Winfield Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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