Illustrations of the Cgs System of Units With Tables of Physical Constants

J D Joseph David Everett

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UNITS AND CONSTANTS.
[CHAP.
78. Wijkander (1879) gives the following values for other liquids : Alcohol.
Ether.
Benzine.
10 00156 10 -00283 10 00746 15 141 15 271 20 641 20 127 20 258 30 555 25 114 25 245 40 488 30 104 30 233 50 433 40 86 50 72 Carbon Bisulphide.
Chloroform.
12 00393 12 00617 20 370 20 567 25 357 25 539 30 344 30 513 35 332 35 489 40 467 79. Schottner found for glycerine the values 42 at 3, and 8 at 20.
Obermayer (1877) found for pitch the values 2-1 x 10 9 between 6 and 7, 5-3... x 10 8 at 10-1, 2-6 x 10 8 at 12-2 ; and for storax the value 13 x 10 10 between 15 and 16.
Carl Barus (1890) has found for marine glue at about 25 the value 2 x 10 8 ; and for paraffin at about 25 a value exceeding 2 x 10 11 .
Viscosity of Gases.
80. Schumann (1884) found for air (omitting super- fluous decimals), by vibration experiments : emp.
Viscosity.
Temp.
Viscosity.
Temp.
Viscosity.
000168 40 000190 80 000215 10 172 50 196 DO 222 20 178 60 202 100 229 30 184 70 209 Tomlinson (Phil. Trans.

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