 The neck has a diameter of about 9 mm. (0.35 in.), and is graduated into tenths of cubic centimeters above the mark F.  Proceedings - Page 5by American Society of Civil Engineers - 1903Full view - About this book
 | Engineering - 1896 - 792 pages
...free from water and being neither very volatile nor hygroscopic, is used in making the determinations. The specific gravity can be determined in two ways : (1) The flask is filled with benzine to the lower mark E, and 64 grammes of powder are weighed out ; the powder is carefully introduced... | |
 | Geological Survey of New South Wales - 1916 - 1292 pages
...bulb. Benzine -or kerosene, free from water, should be used in making the determination.. t- • • The specific gravity can be determined in two ways...filled with either of these liquids to the lower mark, and 64 gr. (2-25 oz.) of powder, previously dried at 100° C. and cooled to the temperature of the... | |
 | Michigan. Geological Survey - Clay - 1900 - 838 pages
...neck has a diameter of 9 millimeters. Benzine free from water is used in making the determinations. The specific gravity can be determined in two ways: (1) The flask is filled with benzine to the lower mark E. and 64 grams of powder are weighed out; the powder is carefully introduced... | |
 | Leon Jacob Cole - Geology - 1903 - 400 pages
...right. Vicat needles, (Ulmore wires, specific gravity apparatus. Lower row, moulds, graduate. sieves. The specific gravity can be determined in two ways: 1. The flask is filled with benzine to the lower mark E, and 04 grams of powder are weighed out and carefully introduced into the... | |
 | Ohio. Division of Geological Survey - Geology - 1904 - 416 pages
...cubic centimeters above the bulb. 12. Benzine (62° Baume) naptha, or kerosene free from water, should be used in making the determination. 13. The specific...gr. (2.25 oz.) of powder, previously dried at 100° C. (212° F.) and cooled to the temperature of this liquid, is gradually introduced through the funnel... | |
 | Geology - 1904 - 430 pages
...cubic centimeters above the bulb. 12. Benzine (62° Baume) naptha. or kerosene free from water, should be used in making the determination. 13. The specific...gr. (2.25 oz.) of powder, previously dried at 100° C. (212° F.) and cooled to the temperature of this liquid, is gradually introduced through the funnel... | |
 | Myron Samuel Falk - Cement - 1904 - 198 pages
...centimeters above the bulb. 12.— Benzine (62° Baume naphtha), or kerosene free from water, should be used in making the determination. 13. — The specific gravity can be determined in two ways; Le Chatelier's Specific Gravity Apparatus. FIG. 1. (I) The flask is filled with either of these liquids... | |
 | Albert Bleininger, Geological Survey of Ohio - Cement - 1904 - 418 pages
...cubic centimeters above the bulb. 12. Benzine (62° Baume) naptha. or kerosene free from water, should be used in making the determination. 13. The specific gravity can be determined in two ways: (i.) The flask is filled with either of these liquids to the lower mark (E), and 64 gr. (2.25 oz.)... | |
 | Portland Cement Association - Cement - 1905 - 44 pages
...about 9 mm. (0.35 in.), and is graduated into tenths of cubic centimeters above the mark (F). 13.—The specific gravity can be determined in two ways: (1)...of powder, previously dried at 100° Cent. (212° Palir.) and cooled to the temperature of the liquid, is gradually introduced through the funnel (B)... | |
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