Elements of Physics
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State the above equation in words.
A liter of gas under standard pressure is heated from o C. To 273 C. ; what quantity of work does it do in expanding ?
Universality of Gas Equation. In our experiments upon gases thus far we have used only air, and it would be rash to infer that the laws relating to the volume and pressure of air are true for all gases. Many thousand experiments made by a great many observers on different gases have shown, however, that in their physical properties all gases a...re very much alike. They may differ in density, in color, in chemical properties ; but the gas laws of Boyle and Charles apply with only slight modifications to all gases not near their state of liquefaction.
Dalton's Law. In 1801 John Dalton announced as the result of his experiments upon a number of mixed gases that " The total pressure of a mixture of gases equals the sum of the pressures of the individual gases. " That is, if a closed vessel contain oxygen enough to exert a pressure of 5 pounds to the square inch and nitrogen enough to exert a pressure of 10 pounds to the square inch the total pressure upon the walls of the vessel will be 1 5 pounds to the square inch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
State the above equation in words.
A liter of gas under standard pressure is heated from o C. To 273 C. ; what quantity of work does it do in expanding ?
Universality of Gas Equation. In our experiments upon gases thus far we have used only air, and it would be rash to infer that the laws relating to the volume and pressure of air are true for all gases. Many thousand experiments made by a great many observers on different gases have shown, however, that in their physical properties all gases a...re very much alike. They may differ in density, in color, in chemical properties ; but the gas laws of Boyle and Charles apply with only slight modifications to all gases not near their state of liquefaction.
Dalton's Law. In 1801 John Dalton announced as the result of his experiments upon a number of mixed gases that " The total pressure of a mixture of gases equals the sum of the pressures of the individual gases. " That is, if a closed vessel contain oxygen enough to exert a pressure of 5 pounds to the square inch and nitrogen enough to exert a pressure of 10 pounds to the square inch the total pressure upon the walls of the vessel will be 1 5 pounds to the square inch.
What to read after Elements of Physics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fernando Sanford to read onlineMoreLess
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