School Hygiene
School Hygiene
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53 10. 5 5i 67 8. 5 60 9- 58 9-5 55 10.
53 10. 5 5i 68 8. 5 60 9- 58 9-5 56 10.
54 10. 5 52 In conclusion, it is to be said that care should be exercised in humidifying the air not to allow it to become too damp with moisture, as this condition is to be as much avoided, on grounds of health, as excessive dryness of the atmosphere.
How to measure ventilation — Many writers on school hygiene give descriptions of methods for ascertaining WARMING AND VENTILATING 99 by chemical means the amount of c...arbonic acid gas in the air of a schoolroom. The test with lime- water is misleading and inaccurate, and some of the other tests involve a nicety of manipulation which can be expected only of a trained chemist. There is little need, at the present time, of determining the amount of carbonic acid gas in schoolroom air, for when the capacity of the room is known, the number of pupils in it, and the amount of air coming in, the con- dition of the air in this particular may be calculated with sufficient exactness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
53 10. 5 5i 67 8. 5 60 9- 58 9-5 55 10.
53 10. 5 5i 68 8. 5 60 9- 58 9-5 56 10.
54 10. 5 52 In conclusion, it is to be said that care should be exercised in humidifying the air not to allow it to become too damp with moisture, as this condition is to be as much avoided, on grounds of health, as excessive dryness of the atmosphere.
How to measure ventilation — Many writers on school hygiene give descriptions of methods for ascertaining WARMING AND VENTILATING 99 by chemical means the amount of c...arbonic acid gas in the air of a schoolroom. The test with lime- water is misleading and inaccurate, and some of the other tests involve a nicety of manipulation which can be expected only of a trained chemist. There is little need, at the present time, of determining the amount of carbonic acid gas in schoolroom air, for when the capacity of the room is known, the number of pupils in it, and the amount of air coming in, the con- dition of the air in this particular may be calculated with sufficient exactness.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward R Edward Richard Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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