Elementary Treatise On Physics Experimental And Applied for the Use of College
Elementary Treatise On Physics Experimental And Applied for the Use of College
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The carbonic acid gas, perfectly pure and dry, is drawn from a reservoir through a tube not represented in the figure, and is forced into the condenser K, which is cooled by the liquid sul- phurous acid, to a temperature of 65, and is there liquefied.
H is a tube of stout copper in connection with the condenser K by a narrow tube k. When a sufficient quantity of car- bonic acid has been liquefied, the connection with the gasholder is cut off, and by working the pumps, E and F, a vacuum is creat...ed over the liquid carbonic acid in H, which produces so great a cold as to solidify it.
L is a stout wrought-iron retort capable of standing a pressure of 1, 500 atmospheres. In it are placed the substances by whose chemical actions the gas is produced ; potassium chlorate in the case of oxygen. This retort is closed by a strong copper tube in which the actual condensation is effected, near the end of which is a specially-constructed manometer R, and which is closed by a stopcock X.
When the four pumps are set in action, for which a steam engine of 1 5 horse-power is required, heat is applied to the retort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The carbonic acid gas, perfectly pure and dry, is drawn from a reservoir through a tube not represented in the figure, and is forced into the condenser K, which is cooled by the liquid sul- phurous acid, to a temperature of 65, and is there liquefied.
H is a tube of stout copper in connection with the condenser K by a narrow tube k. When a sufficient quantity of car- bonic acid has been liquefied, the connection with the gasholder is cut off, and by working the pumps, E and F, a vacuum is creat...ed over the liquid carbonic acid in H, which produces so great a cold as to solidify it.
L is a stout wrought-iron retort capable of standing a pressure of 1, 500 atmospheres. In it are placed the substances by whose chemical actions the gas is produced ; potassium chlorate in the case of oxygen. This retort is closed by a strong copper tube in which the actual condensation is effected, near the end of which is a specially-constructed manometer R, and which is closed by a stopcock X.
When the four pumps are set in action, for which a steam engine of 1 5 horse-power is required, heat is applied to the retort.
What to read after Elementary Treatise On Physics Experimental And Applied for the Use of College?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Adolphe Ganot to read onlineMoreLess
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