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Apparatus for determining the vapour density by Dumas' method

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English: Apparatus for determining the vapour density by Dumas' method
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Source The Principles of Chemistry. Volume I (of 2) Mendeleyeff D. The Principles of Chemistry. Volume I (of 2). — 2th ed. (translated from the russian sixth edition). — London e. a.: Longmans, Green, and Co, 1897. — xviii + 621 p.
Author Mendeleyeff D. (1834—1907)

A small quantity of the liquid whose vapour density is to be determined is placed in the glass globe, and heated in a water or oil bath to a temperature above the boiling point of the liquid. When all the liquid has been converted into vapour and has displaced all the air from the globe, the latter is sealed up and weighed. The capacity of the globe is then measured, and in this manner the volume occupied by a known weight of vapour at a known temperature is determined.

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