High School Laboratory Manual of Physics
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Of the water in the vessel. Boil the water several minutes, read very carefully your thermometer, and record. In order to find what would be the boiling point of your thermometer under standard conditions, consult the barometer. The boiling point will be raised or lowered one degree for every excess or deficiency of 27 mm. From the standard 760 mm. What would be the boiling point of your thermometer under standard pressure? Do not boil the water violently lest the steam be compressed. Partly cl...ose the escape- pipe a moment with a cloth. Note the effect on the boiling point. Now lower the bulb into the water and note reading. Dissolve in the water some salt. What effect on the boiling point ?
EXERCISE 64. Fit to a wide test tube a stopper. Through it pass a short glass tube. Over the outer end of this slip a rubber tube about 10 cm. Long. If it does not fit the tube tightly, wrap it with soft cord. Boil the water in the tube a few seconds ; then, first removing the flame, pinch the rubber tube, invert the test tube and pour on it cold water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the water in the vessel. Boil the water several minutes, read very carefully your thermometer, and record. In order to find what would be the boiling point of your thermometer under standard conditions, consult the barometer. The boiling point will be raised or lowered one degree for every excess or deficiency of 27 mm. From the standard 760 mm. What would be the boiling point of your thermometer under standard pressure? Do not boil the water violently lest the steam be compressed. Partly cl...ose the escape- pipe a moment with a cloth. Note the effect on the boiling point. Now lower the bulb into the water and note reading. Dissolve in the water some salt. What effect on the boiling point ?
EXERCISE 64. Fit to a wide test tube a stopper. Through it pass a short glass tube. Over the outer end of this slip a rubber tube about 10 cm. Long. If it does not fit the tube tightly, wrap it with soft cord. Boil the water in the tube a few seconds ; then, first removing the flame, pinch the rubber tube, invert the test tube and pour on it cold water.
What to read after High School Laboratory Manual of Physics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dudley Grant Hays to read onlineMoreLess
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