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... notes on pp . 92 and 94. ) 47. A glass flask contains 1.36 kilogramme of mer- cury at o ° : find the volume at 100 ° of the mercury which is expelled when the flask and its contents are heated to 100 ° . [ Coefficient of cubical ...
... notes on pp . 92 and 94. ) 47. A glass flask contains 1.36 kilogramme of mer- cury at o ° : find the volume at 100 ° of the mercury which is expelled when the flask and its contents are heated to 100 ° . [ Coefficient of cubical ...
Page 105
... Note . - The density of dry air at N.P.T. is 0.001,293 gramme per cubic centimetre . 83. Show that the density of air at 76.8 cm . pressure and at 15 ° C. is 0.001239 . 84. What is the mass of the air contained in a 500 c.c. flask at 10 ...
... Note . - The density of dry air at N.P.T. is 0.001,293 gramme per cubic centimetre . 83. Show that the density of air at 76.8 cm . pressure and at 15 ° C. is 0.001239 . 84. What is the mass of the air contained in a 500 c.c. flask at 10 ...
Page 116
... vessel affect the result ? Note . - In Examples 13-16 the specific heat of mercury is to be taken as 1/30 . 13. Two pounds of boiling water are poured upon ten pounds of mercury at 16 ° : what will be 116 [ CH . HEAT.
... vessel affect the result ? Note . - In Examples 13-16 the specific heat of mercury is to be taken as 1/30 . 13. Two pounds of boiling water are poured upon ten pounds of mercury at 16 ° : what will be 116 [ CH . HEAT.
Page 122
... Note . The latent heat of water is 80 , and the latent heat of steam is 536 . 42. How would you show that heat is absorbed when common salt is dissolved in water ? Anhydrous calcium chloride eagerly absorbs water , and dissolves in it ...
... Note . The latent heat of water is 80 , and the latent heat of steam is 536 . 42. How would you show that heat is absorbed when common salt is dissolved in water ? Anhydrous calcium chloride eagerly absorbs water , and dissolves in it ...
Page 128
... Note . In solving Examples 73-77 the volume of a gramme of ice is to be taken as 1.09 c.c. , and the latent heat of water as 80 . 73. What change will be produced in the volume of a mixture of ice and water when 150 heat - units are ...
... Note . In solving Examples 73-77 the volume of a gramme of ice is to be taken as 1.09 c.c. , and the latent heat of water as 80 . 73. What change will be produced in the volume of a mixture of ice and water when 150 heat - units are ...
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