Molecular Physics
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This is approximately the quantity of argon in i c. C. Of air at atmospheric pressure. We are thus able to detect the helium present in a single cubic centimetre of air. According to the deter- minations of Professor Ramsay this amounts to no more than four millionths of a cubic centimetre.
The new method has the further advantage over spectroscopic analysis that it gives directly the atomic or molecular weight of the substance under experiment. Thus the photograph of Fig. 14 not only reveals t...he existence of a new gas but gives at once its molecular weight.
Lastly, and this is perhaps most important of all from the point of view of an intimate study of the modes and methods of chemical combination and decomposition, the time taken for each single particle to register its presence and mass is exceedingly minute. A very moderate value for the speed of the positive particles is io 8 cms. Per second (about 620 miles per second). Their path in the discharge tube is not more than 50 cms. In all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is approximately the quantity of argon in i c. C. Of air at atmospheric pressure. We are thus able to detect the helium present in a single cubic centimetre of air. According to the deter- minations of Professor Ramsay this amounts to no more than four millionths of a cubic centimetre.
The new method has the further advantage over spectroscopic analysis that it gives directly the atomic or molecular weight of the substance under experiment. Thus the photograph of Fig. 14 not only reveals t...he existence of a new gas but gives at once its molecular weight.
Lastly, and this is perhaps most important of all from the point of view of an intimate study of the modes and methods of chemical combination and decomposition, the time taken for each single particle to register its presence and mass is exceedingly minute. A very moderate value for the speed of the positive particles is io 8 cms. Per second (about 620 miles per second). Their path in the discharge tube is not more than 50 cms. In all.
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