The Rise And Development of the Liquefaction of Gases
The Rise And Development of the Liquefaction of Gases
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The tube and drum are slightly EXPERIMENTS OF PICTET 123 inclined, one end being 12 cm. Higher than the other.
The liquid sulphurous acid is introduced into this tube through the pipe z, which enters at the lower end, and on the upper side of the tube. At the upper end of the tube R is a stop-cock r which is connected by means of a long tube, 25 mm. In diameter, with the suction of the first pump P.
When the pump is operated, and a partial vacuum is produced in the tube R, the sulphur- ous acid... will begin to evaporate immediately, and the temperature of the liquid will fall rapidly. The more perfect the vacuum, the lower will the temperature fall.
In order to make the process continuous for a period of several hours, it was necessary to make use of a second pump, P' (Fig. 25), and arrange the two so that the suction of P' corresponded to the pressure of P. Experiment showed that, by means of this arrangement, the temperature could be reduced almost 20 farther than with one pump alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tube and drum are slightly EXPERIMENTS OF PICTET 123 inclined, one end being 12 cm. Higher than the other.
The liquid sulphurous acid is introduced into this tube through the pipe z, which enters at the lower end, and on the upper side of the tube. At the upper end of the tube R is a stop-cock r which is connected by means of a long tube, 25 mm. In diameter, with the suction of the first pump P.
When the pump is operated, and a partial vacuum is produced in the tube R, the sulphur- ous acid... will begin to evaporate immediately, and the temperature of the liquid will fall rapidly. The more perfect the vacuum, the lower will the temperature fall.
In order to make the process continuous for a period of several hours, it was necessary to make use of a second pump, P' (Fig. 25), and arrange the two so that the suction of P' corresponded to the pressure of P. Experiment showed that, by means of this arrangement, the temperature could be reduced almost 20 farther than with one pump alone.
What to read after The Rise And Development of the Liquefaction of Gases?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willett Lepley Hardin to read onlineMoreLess
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