An Outline of the Sciences of Heat And Electricity
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72 334. 4 210 219 34. 35 339. 26 225 220 35. 8 34. 99 35-540 340 221 35. 63 343. 4 240 221. 6 36-700 343. 6 240-00 222 36. 25 419 050f 223 36<88; 217 Sect. I.
* Ann des Mines, x. 73. The numbers in this column seem to have been obtained by cal- culation, t Perkins.
218 OF VAPORIZATION.
chap. In. We see that the elasticity increases at a very rapid ~ rate with the temperature. Attempts have been made to represent this increase by empirical for- mulas, so as to enable us to calculate the elastici...ty of steam for any given temperature. But such formulas, from the imperfection of the data on which they are founded, cannot be accurate, and indeed do not apply to higher temperatures than those deduced from experiment. They are therefore of little use ; and indeed are very apt to mislead. I think it better therefore to omit them.
8. Water is not the only liquid whose vapour has been examined with care. There are seven others whose boiling points, and the specific gravity of whose vapours, have been determined almost en- tirely by the sagacity and industry of M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
72 334. 4 210 219 34. 35 339. 26 225 220 35. 8 34. 99 35-540 340 221 35. 63 343. 4 240 221. 6 36-700 343. 6 240-00 222 36. 25 419 050f 223 36<88; 217 Sect. I.
* Ann des Mines, x. 73. The numbers in this column seem to have been obtained by cal- culation, t Perkins.
218 OF VAPORIZATION.
chap. In. We see that the elasticity increases at a very rapid ~ rate with the temperature. Attempts have been made to represent this increase by empirical for- mulas, so as to enable us to calculate the elastici...ty of steam for any given temperature. But such formulas, from the imperfection of the data on which they are founded, cannot be accurate, and indeed do not apply to higher temperatures than those deduced from experiment. They are therefore of little use ; and indeed are very apt to mislead. I think it better therefore to omit them.
8. Water is not the only liquid whose vapour has been examined with care. There are seven others whose boiling points, and the specific gravity of whose vapours, have been determined almost en- tirely by the sagacity and industry of M.
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