A Treatise On Hydrostatics And Pneumatics
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, be a horizontal tube con- nected with two upright tubes, A B and A' B', and let a stopcock be placed at B'. Let the horizontal tube B B' be rilled with quicksilver, and let two liquids lighter than quicksilver, and which, bulk for bulk, have different weights, be poured into the tubes A B and A' B' to any heights as C and C'. It is evident that the stopcock B' is pressed downwards by the weight of the column C' B' : also it appears that the mercury at B is pressed downwards by the weight of t...he column C B ; and this pressure is transmitted by the mercury to the stopcock B'. The stopcock is, therefore, under the effects of two opposite pres- sures, viz. The weight of the column C' B' downwards, and the weight of the column C B upwards. If either of these pres- sures be greater than the other, a corresponding motion would take place on opening the stopcock ; thus, if the weight of the column C f B' were greater than that of the column C B, the _ * It will be continued until the whole mass of the liquid is cooled to 40 ; at this time the currents cease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, be a horizontal tube con- nected with two upright tubes, A B and A' B', and let a stopcock be placed at B'. Let the horizontal tube B B' be rilled with quicksilver, and let two liquids lighter than quicksilver, and which, bulk for bulk, have different weights, be poured into the tubes A B and A' B' to any heights as C and C'. It is evident that the stopcock B' is pressed downwards by the weight of the column C' B' : also it appears that the mercury at B is pressed downwards by the weight of t...he column C B ; and this pressure is transmitted by the mercury to the stopcock B'. The stopcock is, therefore, under the effects of two opposite pres- sures, viz. The weight of the column C' B' downwards, and the weight of the column C B upwards. If either of these pres- sures be greater than the other, a corresponding motion would take place on opening the stopcock ; thus, if the weight of the column C f B' were greater than that of the column C B, the _ * It will be continued until the whole mass of the liquid is cooled to 40 ; at this time the currents cease.
What to read after A Treatise On Hydrostatics And Pneumatics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dionysius Lardner to read onlineMoreLess
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