Newton's lantern slide catalogue: section 2 (circa 1920)

83 S3 3 333 3 338 S3 108 NEWTON & CO,, Ltd., Lantern Slide Publishers. 68 Fig. 84 „ On Liquids. 79 Oersted's Piezometer 74 Amngat’i Pieaometer 75, 75 Equality of Pres- sures. rascal's Law 77 Principle of the Bramah Press , 79Hald at'S Apparatus , 80 Uuioa'l Apparatus B1 Pressure not equivalent to weight , 62 Why fluid surface* are always level , 64 Equilibrium In com- municating Vessels i 81 Equilibrium of different Liquids , 85 Bramah's Hydraulic Press , 85, 87 Details of Bramah's Press i B8 Water Level i 89, 90 Spirit Level ! , 91 Artesian Well , 92 Pressure on immersed body , 93 Principle of Archi- medes 95, 95, 90, 97 Equilibrium c{ floating Bodies 98 Cartesian Diver 99,100 Specific Gravity of solids, Nicholson's Hy- drometer , 101 Specific Gravity, Bottle for Powder 106, 105, 105 Specific Gravity, Bottles and Bulbs i 106,107, 100 Hydrometers and Densimeter , 109.110.111.113 Examples of Capillarity 118 Ueau height inde- • pendent of form of tube 115 Juno's Law 115 Capillary Curve be- tween inclined plates 117, llBBurface tension 190, 121, 122 Consequence* of Surface tension 123,125,125 Angle of Con tact between liquids and solids 196 Determination of Sur- face tension i 127 Surface tension of oil and water , 128 Formation of drops in a capillary orifice 129 Osmose 181, 182 Diffusion of liquids IBS, 181 Graham’s Dialyser , 184 Bpouting far , 186, 187 Influence of > shape of orifice on efflux , 188, 189 Tloosity, Efflux throush capillary tubes , 150,1(1 Form of the jet , 152 Barker’s Mill , 153 Montgolfier’s By* dranllo Bam , 155 Hydraulic Engine On Gases. g. 155 Expansibility of gases , 156 Compressibility of , 147*We?ght of Gases , 148 Crushing foroe of the Atmn»T>b»*»* G-ANOT’S PHYSIOS —continued. 8* Fig." Experi- 151 'Torricelli's meal 159,158,155 Barometers 165,160 Fortin s Cistern A Cimbals 157, 158 159,160, 161 Guy Lussac’s Syphon Barometer 162,163 Wheel Barometer and Regnault'a Baro- meter 166,166,167, 168 Appara- tus for demonstrating Boyle's law 159 Dufong ana Arago's Apparatus 170 Table of Deviations from Boyle’s law 171,172 Uanometeri 178 Volumenometer 175 Aneroid Barometer 176 Mixture of gases 176 Absorption by liquids 177,178,179 Diffusion of gases 180 Illustration of the action of diffusion 181 Effusion of gases 162 Absorption by solids 188 Ooclution of gases 184 Archimedes' p r i n - ciple applied to gases 186 Balloon 186 Parachute WJ Air Pump 188 Section of air pump 189,190 Details of air pnmp 191,199, 198. 195 Double exhaustion stop-cock 193 Blanchi’s air pump 196 Section of piston 197 Beotion of Fleuas pump 198 Single form of Bpren- sel's air pump 199 McLeod's gauge ' 200 Bunsen’s Sprengel pump 201,902 Aspirating ac- tion of currants of air 203 Principle of ulffard'a injector 201, 205 Morren's Mercury pump 206, 207 Condensing pnmp 208 Fountain in vacno 209 Pressure of atmos- phere 210 Hero's fountain 211 Intermittent fountain 219,218 Siphon and Inter- mittent siphon 214, 215, Clack valve and oontcsl valve 216 Suction Pump 217 Suction and foroe 918 lire Engine On Sound. 219 Vibration of bell-jar 290 Sounds not propa- gat'd In vacuo 291 Explanation of cause ot waves 292 Diagram of sound- wave In air 223 Compression and rarefaction 295 Bound waves In tube 225 Reflection of sound waves 220, 237 Refraction oi sound 228,229,280 Speaking trumpet and stetho- 187 Fig. 283.235,246 Syren — , 236 Bellows 247 Duhamel’s apparatus , 238 Tuning Fork , 239,240 Helmholtz and Konig Resonators 241 Konig's Apparatus for the analysis of sound 242 Synthesis of sounds, Helmholtz's appara- tus , 218 Details of the appara- tus 254 Larynx 255 Human Ear 246 Interference Tube 247 Sonometer 248 249 Nodes and loops 250,951 Mouthpieces of organ pipe and flage- olet 752,2iB,254 Details of Reed pipe. Free reed and Beating reed 255, 256. 957. 258, 259, 960 Nodes in open and dosed organ pipes seceding fundamen- tal note and first and second harmonies 261,269,90S, 265 Tubes for showing positions‘of Nodes 265 Velocity ot sound on air 266 Explanation of Nodes and loops in a pipe 267 Enndt’s Dust-tube 268,269 Chemical Har- mon loon and sensitive flames 370 Vibration of Rods 271 Marloye's Harp 272,278 Vibration of plates 274 Vibration oi Mem- branes 276 Projection of Lima* jou’s figures 277 Combination of two parallel motions 278 Combination of two rectangular motions 279 Figures produoed by forks in unison >0 Figures when the i is ao octave 281 FI gores produoed when the vibrations are as 8:4 282 Phon autograph 286 Konig's manometrio flames 167, 188 Form ot flames when sounding the fundamental and the octave 289, 990 Fora when both notes are sounded together, and when the fundamental and third are sounded together 291,292 Form ot flames when singing O A Or 293 Aooust'o repulsion 294,296 Phonograph 296 Gra.-haphane On Heat. g. 298 Linear expan'lon of solids , 299 Cubical expansion of solids , 800,801 Expansion of tinnlrl* and r(ww»