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Effect of the solubility of glass on the behavior of the glass electrode


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1939
Tongue
English
Weight
57 KB
Volume
227
Category
Article
ISSN
0016-0032

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April, ~939.] NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS NOTES. 549 rhodium) with a gas thermometer. In the future, thermometers submitted for calibration will be compared with these calibrated resistance thermometers. At present the newly established scale is maintained by the seven resistance thermometers. However, it is intended that the scale shall be based upon fixed points, that is, boiling, triple, and transition points of pure substances, and determinations are now being made of the temperatures of fixed points on the newly established scale. The temperatures found for the boiling and triple points of normal hydrogen on this scale are I3.960 and 20.39 Β° K. (--259.20 Β° and -252.77 Β° C.) respectively.

EFFECT OF THE SOLUBILITY OF GLASS ON THE BEHAVIOR OF THE GLASS ELECTRODE.


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