Part 3-chemical investigations

✍ Scribed by Macara, T. ;Drummond, J. C.

• Publisher: Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
• Year: 1938
• Weight: 907 KB
• Volume: 57
• Category: Article
• ISSN: 0368-4075
• DOI: 10.1002/jctb.5000573603

✦ Synopsis

On witlitIrawing tlic point (1) st siiiiplc one. Tlic nppnrntus wns built to our spccificiitioii tlic opciiiiig of tdic ciipilliiry tiihc, tlic prcsstirc iiisiclc by JIr. A. 1'. Iicnriicy, iiiccliniiic to tlic I)clinrtiiiciit of thc citii coiilcl be ~iicnsiirccl riiirl :i siiiiiplc of tlic g:ises l'hysiology niitl Eioclicniistry, Uiiivcrsity Collcgc, witlitlrnwii for iiiirilysis. The pciicr:il sct,-iip of tIic! Loiicloii. Thc iictiiiil procctliirc w;is briefly :IS follows : nppnriit,i~s is sccii iii Figures 1 :iiicI 2. After nppropri:itc stcrilieiitioii of thc siirfncc to IJC pictilrctl (we Scctioii 4), tlic r:tii IVW liriiily lisctl bctwccii the two wooclcii discs ( / I ) liy t.igliteiiiiig t.lic screws (j) on the tlircc tic rods. 'Jllic stcrilc riibbcr gnskct (8) wns then plitccd i i i position niid tlic stcrilizcd piercing tlevice wns rapidly Iisctl n i i d firmly cliiiiipccl down, tliiis coiiilircssi~ig t h e spring, until it wiis ccrtiiiii t h t thc juiiction n t (a) was gns-tight. Tlic outlet