Measurements in Combustion, Deflagration

Calorimeter and Calorimetry. See below under Calorimetric Measurements in Combustion, Deflagration, Explosion and Detonation [Pg.166]

Calorimetric Bomb of Bichel (Bichel Pressure Gage). See Bichel Calorimetric Bomb in Vol 2 of Encycl, p Blll-R [Pg.166]

Addnl Refs A) J. Taylor C.L.R. Hall, PhysChem 51, 593 (1947) (Calorimetric bomb used by Research Dept at Ardeer, Scotland) [Pg.166]

McKisson L.A. Bromley, A New High-Temperature Calorimeter , USAEC (US Atomic Energy Commission) Report UCRL 688 (1950) (A calorimeter for use in the temp interval 600 to 1500° K contg a thermostat of molten tin surrounding a cavity in which the sample is placed. The calorimeter is resistance-heated, and control of the thermostat temp to lQ.5°C is effected by means of a modified single-speed floating control . [Pg.166]

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