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 19940-0000 |
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instrument |
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H.: 44; W.: 15,5; L.: 16,5; Mass: 580 g. |
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apparatus |
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Calorimeter. This apparatus which seems an anticipation of the Favre-Silbermann calorimeter is unknown in Lavoisier's published writings. A cubical wooden box, on a wooden base, evidently formerly covered with tin foil, inside and out, is open at the top. From one face of box rises a wooden strip, graduated from 50 to 63, each division being divided into ten parts. Against this strip is fixed a capillary tube, terminating at the top in a sperical bulb with a neck fitted with a rougly cut wooden stopper. The box contains a glass bulb which has been broken from the lower end of the capillary tube |
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A Chronology of Lavoisier's Career. Prepared by Maurice Daumas, Henry Guerlac and Carl Perrin. Edited by Marco Beretta |
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chronology |
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event |
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(1780): Lavoisier begins his study on calorimetry with a newly designed apparatus |
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