A Textbook of Assaying: For the Use of Those Connected with Mines. by John Jacob Beringer;Cornelius Beringer
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page 70 of 691 (10%)
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To find the volume, which a given volume under standard conditions would assume, if those conditions are altered. Volume â 2.784 â (Temperature + 273) Resulting volume = ------------------------------------ Pressure - tension As an example, we will suppose that it is desired to enclose in the apparatus referred to on p. 45, a volume of air, which, when dry (at 0â C. and 760 mm.), shall measure 100 c.c., whilst the actual temperature is 15â C., and the pressure 750 mm. The second formula is the one to be used, and we get 108.7 c.c. 100 c.c.â2.784â288 Required volume = ---------------------- 750-12.7 80179.2 = ------- 737.3 = 108.7 c.c. FOOTNOTES: [4] 100-35.6 = 64.4. |
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