Inductive Elementary Physical Science With Inexpensive Apparatus, And Without Laboratory Equipment
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In which of the three cases would it flow just the same if there were no air in the room ?
Exp. 61. Insert the end of the longer arm of U-tube into the bottom hole of the Apparatus till the bend is Exp. ei.
below the moutli, and fill the Apparatus with water. This is called a Tantalus cup.
Inference.
Exp. 62. Fasten the Apparatus and tin can tightly to- gether with the unequal-arm siphon and a half-inch piece of rubber tubing taken from the pressure-gage and used as packing for both. Arrange as... illustrated, with your 44 INDUCTIVE PHYSICS.
finest jet-tube on the lower end of the rubber tube to sup- ply a small but constant stream of 'water to the " Tantalus cup," and you will have an intermittent flow from the cup. Should the jet-tube be too large to allow the discharge from the cup to intermit, diminish the water- supply by pinching the tube at the right time.
Infeebnges. 1. How many siphons are there in this experiment ? 2. In what essential respect do they agree, and in what do they differ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In which of the three cases would it flow just the same if there were no air in the room ?
Exp. 61. Insert the end of the longer arm of U-tube into the bottom hole of the Apparatus till the bend is Exp. ei.
below the moutli, and fill the Apparatus with water. This is called a Tantalus cup.
Inference.
Exp. 62. Fasten the Apparatus and tin can tightly to- gether with the unequal-arm siphon and a half-inch piece of rubber tubing taken from the pressure-gage and used as packing for both. Arrange as... illustrated, with your 44 INDUCTIVE PHYSICS.
finest jet-tube on the lower end of the rubber tube to sup- ply a small but constant stream of 'water to the " Tantalus cup," and you will have an intermittent flow from the cup. Should the jet-tube be too large to allow the discharge from the cup to intermit, diminish the water- supply by pinching the tube at the right time.
Infeebnges. 1. How many siphons are there in this experiment ? 2. In what essential respect do they agree, and in what do they differ?
What to read after Inductive Elementary Physical Science With Inexpensive Apparatus, And Without Laboratory Equipment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey, Frederick H. (Frederick Harold), 1865- to read onlineMoreLess
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