A Study of Splashes
A Study of Splashes
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49 tx OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHAPTER V HIGHER FALLS BUBBLE-BUILDING IT might well be expected that the effect of in- creasing the height of fall of our drop to 100 cm. Would be simply to emphasize the phenomena already observed, and to obtain a higher crater and a taller rebounding column. Such an expectation would be mistaken. A new phenomenon makes its appearance. The crater does indeed rise to a greater 'height, but o o its mouth closes so as to form a bubble on the surface of the liquid. If ...the height be not too great the closing is either incomplete or at any rate only tem- porary, and the bubble reopens at the top to make way for the column which rises as before from the base, but is now much thicker and hardly so high as before.
In the Series II, which is now given, the drop was of milk, 7*36 mm. In diameter, and fell 100 cm. Into water.
Photographs i and 2 to which is added 20, though taken under slightly different conditions show that the drop on entering punches a sheer-walled hole, for the fine line of light seen above the level of the top of 53 54 A STUDY OF SPLASHES the drop in Figs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
49 tx OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHAPTER V HIGHER FALLS BUBBLE-BUILDING IT might well be expected that the effect of in- creasing the height of fall of our drop to 100 cm. Would be simply to emphasize the phenomena already observed, and to obtain a higher crater and a taller rebounding column. Such an expectation would be mistaken. A new phenomenon makes its appearance. The crater does indeed rise to a greater 'height, but o o its mouth closes so as to form a bubble on the surface of the liquid. If ...the height be not too great the closing is either incomplete or at any rate only tem- porary, and the bubble reopens at the top to make way for the column which rises as before from the base, but is now much thicker and hardly so high as before.
In the Series II, which is now given, the drop was of milk, 7*36 mm. In diameter, and fell 100 cm. Into water.
Photographs i and 2 to which is added 20, though taken under slightly different conditions show that the drop on entering punches a sheer-walled hole, for the fine line of light seen above the level of the top of 53 54 A STUDY OF SPLASHES the drop in Figs.
What to read after A Study of Splashes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Worthington Arthur Mason to read onlineMoreLess
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