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Heating and Cooling Methods

Aluminum block with small holes to fit Craig tube and 3-mL and 5-mL conicai viais. [Pg.622]

Because some hot plates vary widely in the temperature achieved for a given dial setting, some instructors may ask you to calibrate the hot plate so you have an approximate idea where to set the control on the hot plate to achieve a desired temperature. Place an aluminum block on the hot plate and [Pg.622]

You should not use a mercury thermometer with an aluminum block. If it breaks, the mercury will vaporize on the hot surface. Instead, use a non-mercury glass thermometer, a metal dial thermometer, or a digital electronic temperature-measuring device. [Pg.623]

It is a good idea to use the same hot plate each time. It is likely that two hot plates of the same type may give different temperatures with an identical setting. Record the identification number printed on the unit that you are using in your notebook to ensure that you always use the same hot plate. [Pg.624]

When an aluminum block temperature is not given in the procedure and the liquid needs to be brought to a boil, you can determine the approximate [Pg.624]


This chapter describes the room air conditioning process, including the interaction of different flow elements room air distribution, heating and cooling methods, process sources, and disturbances. Air handling equipment, including toom air heaters, is discussed in the form of black boxes as far as possible. [Pg.6]

TABLE 8.7 Examples of Room Air Distributions, Exhausts, and Heating and Cooling Methods... [Pg.631]

However, the use of other room air distribution methods together with certain exhaust, heating, and cooling methods will also lead (intentionally or unintentionally) to the application of the mixing air conditioning strategy. Some examples are shown in Fig. 8.15. [Pg.637]

The appropriate choice of experimental method will depend very much on the physical properties of the solvent. Thermal equilibrium methods have the advantage, from the thermodynamic point of view, that they are conducted under equilibrium conditions. A steady state temperature is not necessarily the same as an equilibrium temperature. For experimental reasons, equilibrium methods are impracticable for the majority of organic solvent systems and a method such as the heating and cooling method, which attempts to determine the freezing point of a sample of known concentration, must be used. [Pg.225]

Technique 6 Heating and Cooling Methods Technique 7 Reaction Methods, Sections 7.1-7.4 Essay Aspirin... [Pg.72]

Space heating and cooling methods are same as case-10 except domestic water heating is supplied by thermal energy. [Pg.145]


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