The Weight of a Falling Drop And the Laws of Tate the Determination of the Mol
The Weight of a Falling Drop And the Laws of Tate the Determination of the Mol
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= i . 253 o 004 Mean error of a single result = 0. 013 1 It has since been possible to obtain still smaller tubing, and the work is now being continued in this laboratory with a burette on which i millimeter corresponds to about 0. 000, 046 cc.
* Commercial and impure; omitted in computing the average.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
= i . 253 o 004 Mean error of a single result = 0. 013 1 It has since been possible to obtain still smaller tubing, and the work is now being continued in this laboratory with a burette on which i millimeter corresponds to about 0. 000, 046 cc.
* Commercial and impure; omitted in computing the average.
15 t ft ff Substance.
NO-*". Oi w 01 Oi Oi Oi M Temp.
*4 ON> O^JOiOi^l 10 00 g a-S oooooooooo O O O 4*. 4* 4* 4* K> 00 4 Oi Oi Oi Oi Volumeoffallingdrop. Ee.
vO ^4 vO 4- Oi Oi M On 4* *jOwtotOf*t...ovoONOi MOMOOMMOO bbobioOMOooo Specific gravity.
4*vo-4Mtost->O>o^i vO 4* O 00 vO ON vO 4>. O Oi OO 00 00 Cn n Oi 00 Ol Weight of falling drop, tugs. WP. D.
ON Oi Surface tension, dynes. % 00 Ol *J If O M 8 S ON IMMMWMMNMM M KJ ON Oi ^4 WF. D.
7.
Itl t '-'" H- H- O K) M M M M M . ' b b M ^i Oi O jo 23 5 S * ^ II 0? ^ vO ON 1! II rr* n O/*^ k\ 1 ^ \J Is} M -S -b X S Oi * o * M o S ep Oi Oi to *^j O *^ Oi Oi ON -^4 4> a) i6 sion, together with the data necessary for the calculations. The surface tensions given, except those for water, are interpolated from the results determined under the same conditions as our drop weights, i.
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