 | 1899 - 336 pages
...gas subsequently turned out to be rich in neon, and to contain helium (Roy. Soc. Proc., Ixiii., 437). The remainder of the argon boiled back into the gasometer...metargon ; it was collected in mercury gasholders (he. cil., p. 439). As will be subsequently shown, the krypton and xenon in this quantity of argon... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1899 - 510 pages
...mobile liquid ; it showed no absorption spectrum. Its volume was about 17'4 cc By turning the tap if. it was placed in communication with the first of the...metargon ; it was collected in mercury gasholders. t As will be subsequently shown, the krypton and xenon in this quantity of argon are too minute for... | |
 | 1899 - 440 pages
...gas subsequently turned out to be rich in neon, and to contain helium (Roy. Soc. Pfoc., Ixiii., 437). The remainder of the argon boiled back into the gasometer...a gas to which we gave the name metargon ; it was collefted in mercury gasholders (toc. cit., p. 439). As will be subsequently shown, the krypton and... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1899 - 584 pages
...turning the tap // it was placed in communication with the first of the series of mercury gasholders, t ; the reservoir was then lowered so .as to remove the...detection. A similar operation for the purpose of sepirating the lighter as well as the heavier constituents was ;if terwards repeated three times, the... | |
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... the reservoir was then lowered so as to remove the lower-boiling portions of the liquid. During this distillation, which took place at constant temperature, the pressure on the boiling air was kept as low as possible. This gas subsequently turned... 