The Gas And Oil Engine
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It will be found that the steam formed when it has cooled to 130 C. After the explosion, measures 2 vols. It has been found to be true for all gaseous compounds, that however many volumes of elementary gases combine to form them the product is always two volumes. In elementary gases, one volume alw r ays contains the combining weight ; in compound gases, two volumes always con- tain the molecular weight. Compared with hydrogen, therefore, the specific gravity of a gaseous compound is always one...-half of the molecular weight.
G 82 The Gas Engine As before, the law may be stated in two ways : Taking hydrogen as unity, the specific gravity of a compound gas is half its molecular weight ; or The combining volume of a compound gas is always equal to double that of an elementary gas.
These laws are known as Gay-Lussac's laws, and form part of the very basis of modern chemistry.
Using them, the true explosive mixtures by volume and the volumes of the products of the combination can be found for any gas or mixture of gases, whether elementary or compound.
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It will be found that the steam formed when it has cooled to 130 C. After the explosion, measures 2 vols. It has been found to be true for all gaseous compounds, that however many volumes of elementary gases combine to form them the product is always two volumes. In elementary gases, one volume alw r ays contains the combining weight ; in compound gases, two volumes always con- tain the molecular weight. Compared with hydrogen, therefore, the specific gravity of a gaseous compound is always one...-half of the molecular weight.
G 82 The Gas Engine As before, the law may be stated in two ways : Taking hydrogen as unity, the specific gravity of a compound gas is half its molecular weight ; or The combining volume of a compound gas is always equal to double that of an elementary gas.
These laws are known as Gay-Lussac's laws, and form part of the very basis of modern chemistry.
Using them, the true explosive mixtures by volume and the volumes of the products of the combination can be found for any gas or mixture of gases, whether elementary or compound.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dugald Clerk to read onlineMoreLess
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