10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TUBULATURE»
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tubulature in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tubulature and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
(b) "(1) introducing into the glass tubulature of the bulb a suitable substance (
amorphous phosphorous) ; (2) ... in the bulb (intensive incandescence) ; (3)
sealing the tubulature (as by compressing a pinch cock upon a piece of rubber
tubing, ...
2
Gazette Du Bureau Des Brevets, Droits D'auteur Et Marques de ...
A sealing off machine having means for supporting a fledbulb and its tubulature,
a heater for softening the glass at the connection between the bulb and
tubulature, and means for moving the bulb and tubulature relatively and then
moving the ...
3
American Chemical Journal
The first lot of acid should be poured out of the tubulature and finally suflicient
acid poured through the tube to fill the lower compartment to within 5 mm. of the
one-holed rubber stopper which has been inserted in the tubulature. The cork is ...
Ira Remsen, Charles August Rouiller, 1900
4
American Edition of the British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary ...
This tubulature should be placed on the upper convex part of the retort before it
bends to form the neck, so that a fluid poured through it may fall directly into the
body without soiling the neck. Retorts are made of various materials. Flint-glass is
...
5
The British Encyclopedia, Or Dictionary of Arts and Sciences ...
With the tubulature of 'he receiver, a three-necked bottle is connected by means
of a bent tube, the further extremity of which is immersed, one or more incbes, in
some fluid contained in the bottle. A series of two or three similar bottles are ...
6
Standards and Specifications for Nonmetallic Minerals and ...
Diameter of neck, inside 22mm±1.0mm. Diameter of tubulature, inside 10.0mm±
0.5mm. Length of neck 43 mm±1.0 mm. Distance, top of neck to tubulature - 25
mm=tl.O mm. Length of tubulature _ 220mm±5.0mm. Angle of tubulature 73°±1°.
3.
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The Edinburgh New Dispensatory
It essentially consists of a tubulated retort, adapted to a tubulated receiver. With
the tubulature of the receiver a three-necked bottle is connected by means of a
bent tube, the further extremity of which is immersed, one or more inches, in
some ...
8
The American Dispensatory, Containing the Natural, Chemical, ...
But as, during the process of distillation, permanently elastic fluids are often
produced, which would endanger the breaking of the vessels, these are
permitted to escape, either through a tubulature, or hole in the side of the-
receiver, or rather ...
9
The American Dispensatory: Containing the Natural, Chemical, ...
But as, during the process of distillation, permanently elastic fluids are often
produced, which would endanger the breaking of the vessels, these are
permitted to escape, either through a tubulature, or hole in the side of the receiver
, or rather ...
10
The British Encyclopedia, Or Dictionary of Arts and ...
But as, during the process of distillation, permanently elastic fluids are often
produced, which would endanger the breaking of the vessels, these are
permitted to escape either through a tubulature, or hole, in the side of the receiver
, or rather ...
