I a Study of Some New Semipermeable Membranes
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in diameter. A steel plunger 23 cm. in length, the lower end of which is of the exact size and shape of the interior surface of the cup, is threaded at the upper end to fit the hole and can be raised or lowered by means of a wrench.
The process of moulding the cup consists of introducing a sufficient amount of moist clay into the plaster mould, of THE ELECTRIC FURNACE. 35 roughly shaping the clay in the mould with the fingers, of bolting the iron top to tlie vessel beneath and finally, of screw...- ing down the plunger to a proper point by means of a long- handled wrench. The water which ig pressed out of the clay is absorbed by the plaster of Paris and the cell is easily taken from the mould, afler the withdrawal of the plunger and the removal of the top, by unscrewing the bolts on the sides of the iron vessel and carefully separating the two parts.
Dimensions of the Cup.
The dimensions of the cell as it leaves the mould are as follows : length 93 mm. ; internal diameter at top 25 mm. ; external diameter at top, including rim, 37 mm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in diameter. A steel plunger 23 cm. in length, the lower end of which is of the exact size and shape of the interior surface of the cup, is threaded at the upper end to fit the hole and can be raised or lowered by means of a wrench.
The process of moulding the cup consists of introducing a sufficient amount of moist clay into the plaster mould, of THE ELECTRIC FURNACE. 35 roughly shaping the clay in the mould with the fingers, of bolting the iron top to tlie vessel beneath and finally, of screw...- ing down the plunger to a proper point by means of a long- handled wrench. The water which ig pressed out of the clay is absorbed by the plaster of Paris and the cell is easily taken from the mould, afler the withdrawal of the plunger and the removal of the top, by unscrewing the bolts on the sides of the iron vessel and carefully separating the two parts.
Dimensions of the Cup.
The dimensions of the cell as it leaves the mould are as follows : length 93 mm. ; internal diameter at top 25 mm. ; external diameter at top, including rim, 37 mm.
What to read after I a Study of Some New Semipermeable Membranes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elliot Snell Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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