Lecture-Notes On Physics
Lecture-Notes On Physics
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Let it be proposed to determine the capacity of a ground glass-stoppered flask. If we knew the weight of the water at 4 G. , which the flask holds, then just as many grammes as there are in this weight, are there cubic centimetres in the flask ; for a gramme is the weight of one cubic centimetre of pure water at 4 C. It is, therefore, required to determine the weight of the flask-full of water at 4 C. , which we suppose is the temperature when the experiment is made. We first weigh the flask, f...ull of air, then full of water at 4 C. Let p and p be the two weights, respectively.
Lecture- Notes on Physics. 41 P p will represent the weight of the water, if the flask, during the first weighing, had contained no air, whose weight is added to that of the flask. The value P p is therefore too little by the weight of that quantity of air. Suppose that the water at 4 C. , weighs n times as much as an equal volume of air, taken at the same atmospheric pressure and temperature as in the experiment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let it be proposed to determine the capacity of a ground glass-stoppered flask. If we knew the weight of the water at 4 G. , which the flask holds, then just as many grammes as there are in this weight, are there cubic centimetres in the flask ; for a gramme is the weight of one cubic centimetre of pure water at 4 C. It is, therefore, required to determine the weight of the flask-full of water at 4 C. , which we suppose is the temperature when the experiment is made. We first weigh the flask, f...ull of air, then full of water at 4 C. Let p and p be the two weights, respectively.
Lecture- Notes on Physics. 41 P p will represent the weight of the water, if the flask, during the first weighing, had contained no air, whose weight is added to that of the flask. The value P p is therefore too little by the weight of that quantity of air. Suppose that the water at 4 C. , weighs n times as much as an equal volume of air, taken at the same atmospheric pressure and temperature as in the experiment.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred M Alfred Marshall Mayer to read onlineMoreLess
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