Technical Gas And Fuel Analysis
Technical Gas And Fuel Analysis
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28 31. 74 100. 28 0. 00 2. 29 27. 04 83. 86 40. 80 100. 59 0. 11 1. 73 The hydrogen was prepared by the action of caustic potash on aluminium so as to be free from hydrocarbons. It will be noted that in this series air was used to supply the oxygen and as the diluent. A variation of 1. 3 per cent, in the apparent purity of hydrogen due solely to errors inherent in the explosion process makes it evident that the method can hardly be called an accurate one.
The errors attendant upon the flame com...bustion method of Dennis and Hopkins described in 9 of Chapter IV are illustrated in the following series.
COMPARISON OP EXPLOSION AND COMBUSTION METHODS ON HYDROGEN Explosions with Air Sample hydrogen c. C.
Air c. C.
Contraction after explo- sion, c. C.
Contraction over potassium hydroxide, c. C.
Hydrogen per cent.
Explo- sive ratio 15. 32 18. 15 85. 34 82. 39 22. 71 26. 93 0. 04 0. 06 98. 82 98. 91 3. 43 2. 73 A *1 f* f 1 C\(\ 1 \ EXACT GAS ANALYSIS Explosions with Oxygen 89 Sample hydrogen c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
28 31. 74 100. 28 0. 00 2. 29 27. 04 83. 86 40. 80 100. 59 0. 11 1. 73 The hydrogen was prepared by the action of caustic potash on aluminium so as to be free from hydrocarbons. It will be noted that in this series air was used to supply the oxygen and as the diluent. A variation of 1. 3 per cent, in the apparent purity of hydrogen due solely to errors inherent in the explosion process makes it evident that the method can hardly be called an accurate one.
The errors attendant upon the flame com...bustion method of Dennis and Hopkins described in 9 of Chapter IV are illustrated in the following series.
COMPARISON OP EXPLOSION AND COMBUSTION METHODS ON HYDROGEN Explosions with Air Sample hydrogen c. C.
Air c. C.
Contraction after explo- sion, c. C.
Contraction over potassium hydroxide, c. C.
Hydrogen per cent.
Explo- sive ratio 15. 32 18. 15 85. 34 82. 39 22. 71 26. 93 0. 04 0. 06 98. 82 98. 91 3. 43 2. 73 A *1 f* f 1 C\(\ 1 \ EXACT GAS ANALYSIS Explosions with Oxygen 89 Sample hydrogen c.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred H Alfred Holmes White to read onlineMoreLess
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