Elements of Chemistry
Elements of Chemistry
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(5 or 6 kilogr.) of the water to be frozen. The salt water, which is reduced at first to a temperature of about — 4^'j, is returned again by a small pump when its temperature has risen to about — 2° C. ; and it is again made to flow around the boiler in which the ether is evaporating, so that a perpetual circulation of cold salt water is maintained : the ether, the volatilization of which has caused the reduction of temperature, is condensed in a worm by means of a current of cold water, and is... returned, with scarcely any loss, to the boiler. Mr. James Young found in working the apparatus on a large scale that, for every ton of coal consumed in working the pumps, i ton of ice was produced, though this probably is not by any means the maximum quantity of ice which the apparatus could produce by suitable improvements in ihe mounting. A simpler form of apparatus, in which the evaporation of ammonia is made use of for the production of a low temperature, was exhibited in London at the International Exhibition of 1862 by MM.
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(5 or 6 kilogr.) of the water to be frozen. The salt water, which is reduced at first to a temperature of about — 4^'j, is returned again by a small pump when its temperature has risen to about — 2° C. ; and it is again made to flow around the boiler in which the ether is evaporating, so that a perpetual circulation of cold salt water is maintained : the ether, the volatilization of which has caused the reduction of temperature, is condensed in a worm by means of a current of cold water, and is... returned, with scarcely any loss, to the boiler. Mr. James Young found in working the apparatus on a large scale that, for every ton of coal consumed in working the pumps, i ton of ice was produced, though this probably is not by any means the maximum quantity of ice which the apparatus could produce by suitable improvements in ihe mounting. A simpler form of apparatus, in which the evaporation of ammonia is made use of for the production of a low temperature, was exhibited in London at the International Exhibition of 1862 by MM.
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