United States Naval Institute Proceedings, Том 10,Издања 1-3U.S. Naval Institute, 1884 |
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... meter and the kilogram , is V % = I 1.2932 Finally , the ratio between the two specific heats , deduced from the velocity of sound as observed by Regnault , is ہے = 1.3945 , C from which we derive , for the specific heat of RESEARCHES ...
... meter and the kilogram , is V % = I 1.2932 Finally , the ratio between the two specific heats , deduced from the velocity of sound as observed by Regnault , is ہے = 1.3945 , C from which we derive , for the specific heat of RESEARCHES ...
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... meter , the specific volumes of oxygen and nitrogen are .69941 and .79607 . And , ac- cording to the determinations of Dumas and Boussingault , these gases exist in atmospheric air in the ratio of .23 to .77 . Substituting these values ...
... meter , the specific volumes of oxygen and nitrogen are .69941 and .79607 . And , ac- cording to the determinations of Dumas and Boussingault , these gases exist in atmospheric air in the ratio of .23 to .77 . Substituting these values ...
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... meter as units , the numerical value of h is 11.15 , about ; so that the specific volume of a gas whose equivalent is e is given by the formula , ( 26 ) V % = 11.15 me Gay - Lussac's law may be very simply presented , if we admit , fol ...
... meter as units , the numerical value of h is 11.15 , about ; so that the specific volume of a gas whose equivalent is e is given by the formula , ( 26 ) V % = 11.15 me Gay - Lussac's law may be very simply presented , if we admit , fol ...
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... meter , the table gives , in atmos- pheres , the pressure developed by a kilogram of the substance deto- nating in a cubic meter . 17. Approximate expression for the force of an explosive sub- stance . We may obtain another expression ...
... meter , the table gives , in atmos- pheres , the pressure developed by a kilogram of the substance deto- nating in a cubic meter . 17. Approximate expression for the force of an explosive sub- stance . We may obtain another expression ...
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... of combustion ( Chapter II , No. 9 ) by 436. The pro- ducts being divided by 1000 , the figures of the table are tonne- meters . Name of explosive . Sporting powder , Cannon powder , RESEARCHES ON THE EFFECTS OF POWDER . 31.
... of combustion ( Chapter II , No. 9 ) by 436. The pro- ducts being divided by 1000 , the figures of the table are tonne- meters . Name of explosive . Sporting powder , Cannon powder , RESEARCHES ON THE EFFECTS OF POWDER . 31.
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