Elements of Chemical Physics
Elements of Chemical Physics
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troduced into a glass cylinder full of water, similar to that repre- sented in Fig. 271. This cylinder is connected with a small force- pump, by which water may be forced into it, and a pressure tluis exerted on the surface of the mercury in the basin. Before com- mencing the experiment, the level of the mercury is made tlie same in all the tubes as in the basin, so that the gases they contain are submitted to the pressure of the atmosphere. On increasing the pressure by forcing water into the ...cylinder, it is evident that, if the gases all obeyed Mariotte's law, they would all suifcr the same amount of condensation ; for example, when the pressure had reached two atmospheres, the volume of each gas would be reduced to one half, and so on. Moreover, since the tubes are perfectly cylindrical, an equal condensation would be indicated by an equal rise of the mercury ; and therefore, if the law were general, the level of the mercury would be the same in all the tubes, however great the pressure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
troduced into a glass cylinder full of water, similar to that repre- sented in Fig. 271. This cylinder is connected with a small force- pump, by which water may be forced into it, and a pressure tluis exerted on the surface of the mercury in the basin. Before com- mencing the experiment, the level of the mercury is made tlie same in all the tubes as in the basin, so that the gases they contain are submitted to the pressure of the atmosphere. On increasing the pressure by forcing water into the ...cylinder, it is evident that, if the gases all obeyed Mariotte's law, they would all suifcr the same amount of condensation ; for example, when the pressure had reached two atmospheres, the volume of each gas would be reduced to one half, and so on. Moreover, since the tubes are perfectly cylindrical, an equal condensation would be indicated by an equal rise of the mercury ; and therefore, if the law were general, the level of the mercury would be the same in all the tubes, however great the pressure.
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