Laboratory Notes On Heat Measurements
Laboratory Notes On Heat Measurements
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Take great care to keep the tube which protects the coil from too sud- den changes in temperature, as its breaking may cause the . Breaking of the platinum coil, a rather serious matter, as these coils are difficult to wind. Having found the resis- tances, compute first the "platinum temperature" -pi for boiling sulphur. This temperature will be found to be some ten or twenty degrees below the true boiling point as ex- pressed in degrees centigrade (444). The formula for this deduction is 7P /?...
IOQ f ~ -j-pt (in platinum degrees).
^100 J?o To reduce the pt in platinum degrees to degrees centigrade we must make use of Callendar's second formula, in which / is the temperature in degrees centigrade and pt the platinum temperature as found under the assumption of the equation above, that the increase of resistance is directly proportional to the temperature increase.
In this equation we may substitute the values of pt and / for the sulphur point and solve for D. This need not be rede- CALORIMETRIC PYROMETER 1 3 termined so long as the coil remains free from injury or contamination chemically.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Take great care to keep the tube which protects the coil from too sud- den changes in temperature, as its breaking may cause the . Breaking of the platinum coil, a rather serious matter, as these coils are difficult to wind. Having found the resis- tances, compute first the "platinum temperature" -pi for boiling sulphur. This temperature will be found to be some ten or twenty degrees below the true boiling point as ex- pressed in degrees centigrade (444). The formula for this deduction is 7P /?...
IOQ f ~ -j-pt (in platinum degrees).
^100 J?o To reduce the pt in platinum degrees to degrees centigrade we must make use of Callendar's second formula, in which / is the temperature in degrees centigrade and pt the platinum temperature as found under the assumption of the equation above, that the increase of resistance is directly proportional to the temperature increase.
In this equation we may substitute the values of pt and / for the sulphur point and solve for D. This need not be rede- CALORIMETRIC PYROMETER 1 3 termined so long as the coil remains free from injury or contamination chemically.
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