Technical Gas Analysis
Technical Gas Analysis
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:: 1. 9 (liters) : X (required volume) 760 or, 1. 9 X = X; or, X = 2 liters.
... " 750 The above operations may be stated more briefly in the following rule: Multiply the volume actually measured by a fraction whose numerator and denominator will be the absolute pressures, the greater of which will be the denominator or numerator according as the volume is to be decreased or increased, which may be seen by an inspection of the problem and an understanding of Boyle's law.
Influence of Temperatur...e on Volume. Actual experi- ment has proven that all gases have the same coefficient of expansion by heat. In the centigrade scale the coef- ficient of expansion per degree is 0. 003665, or, expressed in fractional form, V 273 ; that is, the pressure being con- stant, the volume of a perfect gas increases V 273 of its volume at o C. , for every increase in temperature of i C. , and in Fahrenheit units 0. 002036, or V 491 . 2 of its volume at 32 F. , for every increase of i F. Likewise it de- creases for each negative degree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
:: 1. 9 (liters) : X (required volume) 760 or, 1. 9 X = X; or, X = 2 liters.
... " 750 The above operations may be stated more briefly in the following rule: Multiply the volume actually measured by a fraction whose numerator and denominator will be the absolute pressures, the greater of which will be the denominator or numerator according as the volume is to be decreased or increased, which may be seen by an inspection of the problem and an understanding of Boyle's law.
Influence of Temperatur...e on Volume. Actual experi- ment has proven that all gases have the same coefficient of expansion by heat. In the centigrade scale the coef- ficient of expansion per degree is 0. 003665, or, expressed in fractional form, V 273 ; that is, the pressure being con- stant, the volume of a perfect gas increases V 273 of its volume at o C. , for every increase in temperature of i C. , and in Fahrenheit units 0. 002036, or V 491 . 2 of its volume at 32 F. , for every increase of i F. Likewise it de- creases for each negative degree.
What to read after Technical Gas Analysis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank H Bates to read onlineMoreLess
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