The calorimetric features likewise underwent gradual changes and, as greater accuracy was desired, it was found impracticable to conduct calorimetric investigations to the best advantage in the basement of a chemical laboratory.
When once adjusted this form of apparatus produces a relatively constant cooling effect and facilitates greatly the manipulation of the calorimetric apparatus as a whole.
In describing this apparatus, for the sake of clearness, the calorimetric features will be considered before the appliances for the determination of the respiratory products.
Furthermore, the investigations had proceeded to such an extent that it seemed desirable to construct a special laboratory for the purpose of carrying out the calorimetric and allied investigations on the nutrition of man.
The explosions were carried out in a "calorimetric bomb" of Berthelot's pattern.
We may think that researches of this kind will only be successful if attention is concentrated, not only on the phenomena of compressibility and dilatation, but also on the calorimetric properties of bodies.
The conditions of use of a mercury thermometer in a calorimetric experiment are necessarily different from those under which its corrections are determined, and this difference must inevitably give rise to constant errors in practical work.
A is thecalorimetric tube, B the air-jacket and L the gauge.
This method is the most generally convenient and most readily applicable of calorimetric methods, but it is not always the most accurate, for various reasons.
Analogous difficulties arise in the application of other calorimetric methods.
One advantage of this method is that a great range of temperature is available when liquid air, oxygen, nitrogen or hydrogen is employed as the calorimetric substance.
Calorimetric measurements have shown that the efficiency of the human machine is about one-fifth, i.
This increase of heat in a muscle doing negative work has been clearly demonstrated by the calorimetric experiments of Hirn and the thermometric experiments of Beclard.
The greatest number of calorimetricdeterminations were made by Berthelot and Thomsen.
In these figures, as in all calorimetric observations, the water produced by the combustion of the fuel is supposed to be liquid.
In this we see an example of calorimetric calculations and the limited application of the law of maximum work for the general phenomena of reversible reactions, to which the case just considered belongs.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "calorimetric" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
