Hydrostatics And Pneumatics
Hydrostatics And Pneumatics
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8. A piece of marble, specific gravity = 2*84, weighs 92 grams in water and 98*5 grams in oil of turpentine. Find the specific gravity of the oil.
9. A piece of cork weighs 2 oz., and its specific gravity is 0-24. What is the least force that will just immerse it?
10. A piece of iron, sp. gr. 7*21, and weighing 360*5 grams is tied to a piece of wood weighing 300 grams, and the weight of both in water is 110*5 grams. Find the specific gravity of the wood.
11. A cubic block of wood each edge of w...hich is 8 cm. is put into water. If the specific gravity of the wood is 0*85, with how much more wood must it be loaded, so that its upper sur- face may sink to the level of the water ?
12. A cylinder of wood 20 inches in height, and a cylinder of lead I inch in height, are united so as to form one cylinder 21 inches in height, which is found to float in water with 3 inches projecting above the surface. Find the specific gravity of the wood, that of the lead being 1 1 -4.
X. Ot^er Methods of obtaining the Specific Gravity of Substances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8. A piece of marble, specific gravity = 2*84, weighs 92 grams in water and 98*5 grams in oil of turpentine. Find the specific gravity of the oil.
9. A piece of cork weighs 2 oz., and its specific gravity is 0-24. What is the least force that will just immerse it?
10. A piece of iron, sp. gr. 7*21, and weighing 360*5 grams is tied to a piece of wood weighing 300 grams, and the weight of both in water is 110*5 grams. Find the specific gravity of the wood.
11. A cubic block of wood each edge of w...hich is 8 cm. is put into water. If the specific gravity of the wood is 0*85, with how much more wood must it be loaded, so that its upper sur- face may sink to the level of the water ?
12. A cylinder of wood 20 inches in height, and a cylinder of lead I inch in height, are united so as to form one cylinder 21 inches in height, which is found to float in water with 3 inches projecting above the surface. Find the specific gravity of the wood, that of the lead being 1 1 -4.
X. Ot^er Methods of obtaining the Specific Gravity of Substances.
What to read after Hydrostatics And Pneumatics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sir Philip Magnus (Bart.) to read onlineMoreLess
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