Papers On Mechanical And Physical Subjects volume 1
Papers On Mechanical And Physical Subjects volume 1
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And IV. , with the same columns in Tables VI. And VII. Respectively.
Before making such a comparison, however, it is necessary to introduce certain small corrections for the difference in the temperature of the water in the two experiments ; this, as will be subsequently explained, will be 278 ON CERTAIN DIMENSIONAL PROPERTIES OF MATTER [33 equivalent to diminishing the difference in the Tables III. And IV. In the ratio 7 to 8.
Then we find that the pressures at which the ratios are the same in... Tables III. And VI. Are approximately as 6 to 1, taking only the higher pressures, while the Tables IV. And VII. Give the ratio 6'7 to 1.
TABLE VIII. Thermal transpiration of air by meerschaum plate No. 3 (44 inch or 11'2 millims. Thick). Temperature of steam, 212 F. Or 100 0. ; temperature of water, 63 F. Or 17 C.
Mean pressure by vacuum gauge Difference of pressure by siphon gauge Ratio of mean pressure to difference of pressure Log of mean pressure Log of difference of pressure May 11 May 14 inches millims.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And IV. , with the same columns in Tables VI. And VII. Respectively.
Before making such a comparison, however, it is necessary to introduce certain small corrections for the difference in the temperature of the water in the two experiments ; this, as will be subsequently explained, will be 278 ON CERTAIN DIMENSIONAL PROPERTIES OF MATTER [33 equivalent to diminishing the difference in the Tables III. And IV. In the ratio 7 to 8.
Then we find that the pressures at which the ratios are the same in... Tables III. And VI. Are approximately as 6 to 1, taking only the higher pressures, while the Tables IV. And VII. Give the ratio 6'7 to 1.
TABLE VIII. Thermal transpiration of air by meerschaum plate No. 3 (44 inch or 11'2 millims. Thick). Temperature of steam, 212 F. Or 100 0. ; temperature of water, 63 F. Or 17 C.
Mean pressure by vacuum gauge Difference of pressure by siphon gauge Ratio of mean pressure to difference of pressure Log of mean pressure Log of difference of pressure May 11 May 14 inches millims.
What to read after Papers On Mechanical And Physical Subjects volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Osborne Reynolds to read onlineMoreLess
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