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Dampfverbrauch und bodenzahl
- Steam Consumption and Plate Number
- 1907-Dec
An article titled Verbesserungen an elektrischen Pyrometern (Improvements to Electric Pyrometers) by F. Hirschson published in the journal Dampfverbrauch und bodenzahl. The article was collected by Georg Bredig…
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Conversions from degrees Celsius to degrees Fahrenheit
- Undated
Equations for converting degrees Celsius to degrees Fahrenheit
- Creator Of Work Bredig, Georg, 1868-1944
- Subject Chemistry, Mathematics, Temperature measurements
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List of conversions
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List of conversions from the imperial system to the metric system
- Creator Of Work Bredig, Georg, 1868-1944
- Subject Metric system, Mathematics, Physical measurements, Temperature measurements
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Total immersion mercury thermometer
- 1800s
A: Bulb containing mercury attached to a glass tube of narrow diameter. Thermometer has Celsius scale with 20-30 degree range with major divisions every 1 degree and minor divisions every 0.1 degree.
B: Protective…
- Subject Temperature measurements, Thermometers
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Mercury thermometer
- 1800s
A: Bulb containing mercury attached to a glass tube of narrow diameter. Thermometer has Celsius scale with 0-100 degree range.
B: Protective cardboard tube for the thermometer (not digitized).
Partial immersion…
- Subject Temperature measurements, Thermometers
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Plate 2: The expansion of air by heat
- 1808
Fig. 1 represents an air thermometer, or the expansion of air by heat.
Fig. 2 is the logarithmic curve.
Fig. 3 is a device suggested by "Mr. Ewart," to illustrate Dalton's idea on the temperature of the atmosphere.
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Plate 1: Capacities of bodies for heat; views of mercurial and water thermometer divisions
- 1808
Fig. 1 is intended to illustrate Dalton's ideas on the subject of the capacities of bodies for heat.
Fig. 2 is a comparative view of the old and new divisions of the scale of the mercurial thermometer.
FIg. 3 is a…
- Author Dalton, John, 1766-1844
- Engraver Slack
- Printer Russell, S.
- Subject Dalton, John, 1766-1844, Chemistry, Inorganic, Thermometers, Atomic theory, Temperature measurements