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Note on the Boiling Points of Aqueous Solutions
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 September 2014
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In the course of a research on the boiling points of aqueous solutions, certain points came under my notice which have been introduced into this note.
After considerable experience with various forms of Beckmann's boiling point apparatus, and due consideration of the Jones type, a boiling point apparatus was designed which embraced what were considered the best points of each, in view of the research anticipated. The body of the tube was of the Jones type, and had a side tube fitted with a rubber stopper for the introduction of the salt at a short distance from the top of the tube. On the opposite side of the boiling tube, about the same height up, went off a condensing tube of the Beckmann pattern. The thermometer—one of Beckmann's—read to hundredths of a degree, and, with the aid of a Beckmann reading glass, could be estimated to thousandths of a degree. It passed through a close-fitting rubber stopper at the top of the tube.
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