Elements of chemistry, including the recent discoveries and doctrines of the science / by Edward Turner.

  • Turner, Edward, 1798-1837.
Date:
1833
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Credit: Elements of chemistry, including the recent discoveries and doctrines of the science / by Edward Turner. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    TABLE VI. Table of Lowitz showing the Quantity of absolute Alcohol in Spirits of different Specific Gravities. 100 Parts. | Sp. Gravity. 100 Parts. | Sp. Gravity. 100 Parts. ———— $e | |_| | | Alc. |Wat.| At 68°} At 60° || Alc. |Wat.] At 680 | At 60° || Alc. | Wat. ee | me | enemy | Ree | | rp eee | ee | | ——_— eee Sp. Gravity. At 60° 0955 0°957 0°958 0-960 0-962 0°963 0°965 0°967 0-968 0°970 0-972 0:973 0-974 0:975 0°977 0-978 0979 0-981 0-982 0-984 0-986 0°987 0-988 0-989 0-990 0-991 0-992 © an COUHRMNARWHWHO TABLE VII. Tables showing the Specific Gravity of Liquids, at the Temperature of 55° Fahr. corresponding to the Degrees of Baumé’s Hydrometer. For Liquids lighter than Water. Deg. Sp. Gr Deg. Sp. Gr. Deg. Sp. Gr. Deg. Sp. Gr. Deg. Sp. Gr. 10=1-000 17= °949 23= -909 29= °874 35= °842 11 990 18 °942 24 +903 30 =°867 36 = *837 861 37 = °832 856 38 = -°827 935 20 ©6897 3l Loe a oy 20 928 26 °892 32 14 + -970 21 922 27 °886 33 =*852 39 = °822 15 +963 ae. “915 28 °880 34 +847 40 :817 16 §=°*955 For Liquids heavier than Water. Deg. Sp. Gr. Deg. Sp. Gr. Deg. Sp. Gr. Deg. Sp. Gr. Deg. Sp. Gr. 0=1-000 15=1°114 30=1°261 45—=1°455 CO Ts7 60 3 1:°020 18 1-140 33 1-295 48 1°500 63 1:779 6 1-040 eye reo 36 1°333 51 1-547 66 1:°848 9 1:064 24 1°200 39 = 1:373 54 1:594 69 1-920 12 1-089 27 1:230 42 1°414 57 =1:659 72 2°000