On the compressibilities of oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, and carbonic oxide between one atmosphere and half an atmosphere of pressure, and on the atomic weights of the elements concerned.—Preliminary notice

The observations now referred to were conducted with an apparatus designed upon the same lines as that already described.* It must suffice to mention that the only important modification lay in the fact that the two single volumes, which, when employed together, con­stitute the double volume, were u...

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Published inProceedings of the Royal Society of London Vol. 73; no. 488; pp. 153 - 154
Main Author Strutt, Robert John
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London The Royal Society 31.07.1904
Subjects
Atmospheric density
Atomic mass
Gas density
Gases
Hydrogen
Nitrogen
Oxides
Oxygen
Rarefaction
Water pressure
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Summary:The observations now referred to were conducted with an apparatus designed upon the same lines as that already described.* It must suffice to mention that the only important modification lay in the fact that the two single volumes, which, when employed together, con­stitute the double volume, were used separately and alternately, so as to eliminate in each set of measurements any question as to what the ratio of these volumes exactly is.
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ISSN:0370-1662
2053-9126
DOI:10.1098/rspl.1904.0024