 | 1897 - 490 pages
...transformed by subtracting 0-00110; and these which are expressed as specific gravities at 17'5° C., referred to that of distilled water of the same temperature as unity, are transformed by subtracting 0-00189 for average ocean water. These corrections, applied to the reduction... | |
 | 1906 - 1136 pages
...and of the apartment or enclosure where crystallization takes place. In the second compartment (J) we have the values of D, or the specific gravity of...distilled water of the same temperature as unity. The dtita in this compartment are in most cases for different, but always neighboring, temperatures. The... | |
 | 1896 - 1168 pages
...transformed by subtracting O00110; and these which are expressed as specific gravities at 17'5° C., referred to that of distilled water of the same temperature as unity, are transformed by subtracting 0-00189 for average ocean water. These corrections, applied to the reduction... | |
 | 1896 - 1144 pages
...transformed by subtracting 0-00110; and these which arc expressed as specific gravities at 17'5° C., referred to that of distilled water of the same temperature as unity, are transformed by subtracting 0-00189 for average ocean water. These corrections, applied to the reduction... | |
 | Royal Geographical Society (Great Britain) - 1901 - 612 pages
...182'7830 and 186 7830. The quotient, or 1- 0218839, is the specific gravity of the sea water at 30° C., referred to that of distilled water of the same temperature as unity. Hence in order to get an accurate determination of the specific gravity of the sea water, we require... | |
 | Royal Geographical Society (Great Britain) - 1901 - 616 pages
...and 186 7830. The quotient, or 1 • 0218839, is the specific gravity of the sea water at 30° C., referred to that of distilled water of the same temperature as unity. Hence in order to get an accurate determination of the specific gravity of the sea water, we require... | |
 | 1906 - 1084 pages
...own. In compartment (J) of Table V we have the values of S, the specific gravity of the mother-liquor at T, referred to that of distilled water of the same temperature as unity. These numbers cannot, as they stand, be compared with each other because they refer to solutions of... | |
 | Royal Society of Edinburgh - 1912 - 900 pages
...weight, in grams, of this solution ; and under S the specific gravity of the solution at the temperature T referred to that of distilled water of the same temperature as unity. These are the observed data, and the first derived datum, namely, that of the Displacement, A = W/S... | |
 | 1919 - 520 pages
...own. In compartment (b) of Table V we have the values of S, the specific gravity of the mother-liquor at T, referred to that of distilled water of the same temperature as unity. These numbers cannot, as they stand, be compared with each other because they refer to solutions of... | |
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... other salts. On one diagonal the solubility of its, neighbours is lower, on the other higher than its own. In its column the solubility of its neighbours is higher, in its line it is lower than its own. In compartment (b) of Table V we have the values... 