| Science - 1845 - 478 pages
...compression with that of very considerable depressions of temperature. The first object was obtained by the successive action of two air-pumps : the first having a piston of one inch in diameter, by which the gas to be condensed was forced into the cylinder of the second... | |
| Meteorology - 1845 - 880 pages
...compression with that of very considerable depressions of temperature. The first object was obtained by the successive action of two air-pumps; the first having a piston of one inch in diameter, by which the gas to be condensed was forced into the cylinder of the second... | |
| Pharmacy - 1845 - 612 pages
...compression with that of very considerable depressions of temperature. The first object was obtained by the successive action of two air-pumps, the first having a piston of one inch in diameter, by which the gas to be condensed was forced into the cylinder of the second... | |
| Science - 1845 - 454 pages
...compression with that of very considerable depressions of temperature. The first object was obtained by the successive action of two air-pumps : the first having a piston of one inch in diameter, by which the gas to be condensed was forced into the cylinder of the second... | |
| Science - 1846 - 438 pages
...compression with that of very considerable depressions of temperature. The first object was obtained by the successive action of two air-pumps ; the first having a piston of one inch in diameter, by which the gas to be condensed was forced into the cylinder of the second... | |
| Leopold Gmelin - Chemistry - 1848 - 568 pages
...and solidifying a great number of them. (Phil. Trans. 1845, I. 170; abstr. Phil. Mag. J. 26, 253.) The method adopted was to subject the gases to the...into which the gas thus condensed was made to pass were of green bottle glass, from £ to \ of an inch in external diameter, and had a curvature in one... | |
| Chemistry - 1848 - 600 pages
...and solidifying a great number of them. (Phil. Trans. 1845, I. 170; abstr. Phil. Mag. J. 26, 253.) The method adopted was to subject the gases to the...into which the gas thus condensed was made to pass were of green bottle glass, from ^ to j of an inch in external diameter, and had a curvature in one... | |
| Charles Knight - Industrial arts - 1851 - 1070 pages
...condensing powers of mechanical compression with that of very considerable depression of temperature. The first object was attained by the successive action of two air-pumps. The tubes into which the air, thus condensed, was made to pass were of green bottle-glass, and had a curvature... | |
| Royal Society (Great Britain) - Science - 1851 - 628 pages
...compression with that of very considerable depressions of temperature. The first object was obtained by the successive action of two air-pumps; the first having a piston of one inch in diameter, by which the gas to be condensed wan forced into the cylinder of the second... | |
| Leopold Gmelin - 1861 - 608 pages
...solidifying a great number of them. (P/ril. Trans, 1845, I. 170; abstr. Phil. Ъ1ад. J. 20, 253.) The method adopted was to subject the gases to the...into which the gas thus condensed was made to pass were of green bottle glass, from £ to -} of an inch in external diameter, and had a curvature in one... | |
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