On the Measurement of Temperature: On the Pressure Coefficients of Hydrogen and Helium at Constant Volume and at Different Initial Pressures. on the V
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"On The Measurement Of Temperature" presents a detailed investigation into the precise measurement of temperature, focusing on the pressure coefficients of hydrogen and helium at constant volume under varying initial pressures. The work also explores the vapor pressures of liquid oxygen at temperatures below its boiling point, offering valuable insights into the constant-volume behavior of these substances. This book is a valuable resource for scientists, engineers, and researchers interested in the intricacies of thermodynamic measurements and the physical properties of gases and liquids.
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