Properties of Matter
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The mercury has the advantage of taking at once the form of any vessel in which it may be placed, so that its volume may be promptly determined by pouring it into a properly graduated beaker.
This simple consideration forms one of the bases of the common method of measuring specific gravity (§ 36) by weighing a body, first in air, and then when it is suspended in water.
94. But it is not solids (such as the stone above) or other liquids (such as mercury) alone which can thus displace their own ...bulk of water. Air will do equally Digitized by VjOOQ IC IMPENETRABILITY — ^DIVISIBILITV. 5S #ell. Thus a diving bell is merely an open-monthed tesselj inverted and let do-^m into water. The air it contains id not penetrated by the water, and thus dis- places (just as a solid or a liquid would have done) its own volume of water. Its volume, no doubt, become? lees as the bell descends under the water, but this is due to the increase of hydrostatic pressure to which it is subjected.
Still, however it be compressed, as it is not penetrated it displaces at every instant its momentary balk of water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mercury has the advantage of taking at once the form of any vessel in which it may be placed, so that its volume may be promptly determined by pouring it into a properly graduated beaker.
This simple consideration forms one of the bases of the common method of measuring specific gravity (§ 36) by weighing a body, first in air, and then when it is suspended in water.
94. But it is not solids (such as the stone above) or other liquids (such as mercury) alone which can thus displace their own ...bulk of water. Air will do equally Digitized by VjOOQ IC IMPENETRABILITY — ^DIVISIBILITV. 5S #ell. Thus a diving bell is merely an open-monthed tesselj inverted and let do-^m into water. The air it contains id not penetrated by the water, and thus dis- places (just as a solid or a liquid would have done) its own volume of water. Its volume, no doubt, become? lees as the bell descends under the water, but this is due to the increase of hydrostatic pressure to which it is subjected.
Still, however it be compressed, as it is not penetrated it displaces at every instant its momentary balk of water.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Guthrie Tait to read onlineMoreLess
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