The Hot Springs of Iceland
The Hot Springs of Iceland
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(1) by examining the ionisation curve, which shows how the ionisation in the ionisation chamber increases during the first hour after the introduction of the active gas; (2) by determining the coef- ficient of decay for the emanation contained in the spring gases. A third method, especially applicable to the investigation of rapidly changing emanations, will be mentioned later.
If, in determining the nature of the emanation, one bases one's observations only on the ionisation curve, great care ...must be taken in the filtration of the gas before introducing it into the ionisation chamber. The slightest quantity of dis- integration products of the emanation, escaping into the ionisation chamber with 28* 214 the emanation, will cause a perceptible alteration in the ionisation curve. On this account this method is always a little unreliable, and I therefore laid particular stress on the second method.
In order to determine the coefficient of the rate of decay of the emanation, I took two samples of every spring gas to be examined, one sample about 100 ccm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1) by examining the ionisation curve, which shows how the ionisation in the ionisation chamber increases during the first hour after the introduction of the active gas; (2) by determining the coef- ficient of decay for the emanation contained in the spring gases. A third method, especially applicable to the investigation of rapidly changing emanations, will be mentioned later.
If, in determining the nature of the emanation, one bases one's observations only on the ionisation curve, great care ...must be taken in the filtration of the gas before introducing it into the ionisation chamber. The slightest quantity of dis- integration products of the emanation, escaping into the ionisation chamber with 28* 214 the emanation, will cause a perceptible alteration in the ionisation curve. On this account this method is always a little unreliable, and I therefore laid particular stress on the second method.
In order to determine the coefficient of the rate of decay of the emanation, I took two samples of every spring gas to be examined, one sample about 100 ccm.
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